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The Creators Of Device 6 Have A Holiday Present For You
The Sensational December Machine is an interactive short story that Simogo, the creators of Device 6 and Year Walk, created as a Christmas present for its fan base. You can download it right here for free for PC and Mac, and it only takes a few minutes to click through this beautifully illustrated story that tells the tale of an inventor and her invention.
All you have to do is click the mouse button to journey into the city where a storybook unfolds before your eyes. It's a melancholy and poignant tale, and it's well worth a look.
[via Kotaku]
Our Take
According to Simogo's website the team labored for three weeks on this project, all to show their appreciation for the support fans have given them. It's always nice to see surprises like this, especially when they're of the visionary variety. Even if you haven't played the developer's previous offerings, I encourage you to check it out.
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