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Your Happy Photos Can Appear In Child Of Eden
Today Ubisoft announced "The Journey Project" that will allow the public to contribute to the final level of Child of Eden by submitting images of their favorite earth memories, starting today.
Favorite earth memories? What does this imply, you ask? Examples Ubisoft provides includes smiling faces, nature and landscape shots, "and other happy positive images."
“The theme of Child of Eden is ‘Hope and Happiness’ and I want players to experience happy feelings every time they play the game,” says Tetsuya Mizuguchi, creative director of Child of Eden. “I need your help to convey these positive emotions, so please send us pictures that give you good vibes so we can include them in the ending of the game.”
Deadline is November 20. Submit your happy pictures for consideration at the official Child of Eden website.
Check out some brand new euphoria-inducing images in our media gallery below.
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