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Someone Knows What's Inside Peter Molyneux's Curiosity Cube
Curiosity Cube: What's Inside the Cube, the video game/experiment for iOS, has completed. Someone knows what's inside the cube, and they have committed to sharing.
If you open the game now, it places you inside the cube displaying a message thanking you for playing, as well as a number of Tweets related to the Curiosity Cube.
Curiosity Cube launched back in November of last year, and people have been chipping away at its layers since then.
#whatsinsidethecube we have the winner they are in the uk, they should get a message now
— peter molyneux (@pmolyneux) May 26, 2013
The winner should have a message on their cube now!!! Asking them to email a special emil address, hope they share #whatsinsidethecube
— peter molyneux (@pmolyneux) May 26, 2013
The message has been sent to the device that won#whatsinsidethecube
— peter molyneux (@pmolyneux) May 26, 2013
Validated winner has responded now we will see if he is willing to share #whatsinsidethecube
— peter molyneux (@pmolyneux) May 26, 2013
We are sending the winner the video explaining what's inside, hope he shares #whatsinsidethecube
— peter molyneux (@pmolyneux) May 26, 2013
He has said he will share!!!!!!!!!
— peter molyneux (@pmolyneux) May 26, 2013
Now we are waiting for for him to see the video . Then if he says yes we will post the video #whatsinsidethecube
— peter molyneux (@pmolyneux) May 26, 2013
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