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Minecraft Creator Releases Cliffhorse
In his first commercial project since Minecraft, Markus "Notch" Persson has released Cliffhorse.
(I can't believe this somehow ended up being my first commercial game after Minecraft)
— Markus Persson (@notch) June 8, 2014
You can find the game here on cliffhorse.com. There is a request for a Dogecoin donation, but the game can be downloaded regardless of whether you actually offer a tip or not.
Buy Cliffhorse "early access" by sending Dogecoin here DMbE53XpM3RR4cnHnVoTPZzjBUwHogdYBe then downloading here http://t.co/dBagZctq3w
— Markus Persson (@notch) June 7, 2014
In the game players play as a horse in field, and roll a boll around for seemingly no purpose.
[Source: @notch, via Kotaku Australia]
Our Take
I'm working on a Mac (and leaving for E3 soon), so I am not able to try the game out myself, but it certainly sounds... interesting.
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