Curiosity What’s Inside the Cube is an experimental game by 22 cans and they plan on to create more games like that so that they can gain some vital info and put it toward their mega project.

People are obviously interested to know what’s in the Cube? Well if you’re looking for Half-Life 3 release date, you’re out of luck here. But Molynuex does say what’s inside it will “change your life forever.”

What you won’t find is a copy of Half-Life 3, a dead cat or a sports car. Damn I sort of wanted that. There are 60 billion parts in the cube which makes it quite complex. More such experimental projects are planned in the future.

You stand to win if you tap more, according to Molyneux. What it could contain is a Minesweeper like game, or photos of prolific tappers.

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Thanks, Eurogamer.

Previously known as Curiosity, Molyneux’s new experimental ‘game’ is to be called ‘Curiosity: What’s Inside the Cube?’ I think we might have a new winner for most cumbersome and unwieldy title for anything, ever.

Apparently such lumbering prose wasn’t Molyneux’s decision, mind, after he tweeted: “Not what I voted for but ho hum. I wanted to call it ‘Cube of Duty.'”

Curiosity, as we’ll all continue to call it, sees players simultaneously tapping away at a cube to reveal something, only Peter himself knows what’s inside. We’re betting on some sort of Kinder Surprise toy you have to assemble yourself.

Curiosity: Blah blah blah blah is due out next month on iOs and Android, after being delayed earlier this month.