Project Cyber is an ambitious game building experiment from the makers of Tiny Brains, where players can watch and influence the development of a game throughout its entire build time, with an up to date build being playable through Steam each day.
Develoment started on March the 7th, with an estimate that it will take 3 months to build a good fully working game. You can watch them live-stream the build every weekday night at 7PM ET, play the latest builds through Steam and give them feedback through the Steam Group.
"Amazon has added new game deals for this weekend. Deals are Battleborn Digital Deluxe $40, Tiny Brains $2 Madden NFL 16 $30, FIFA 16 $30 and lots more!"
The first PlayStation Store Flash Sale of 2016 in North America, the January 2016 PSN sale include deals on a wide variety of PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita games.
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Sorry to burst your bubble but there not random. It's once a month on the 3rd week on a friday.
It happens randomly on a Friday in a month. It's not always the 3rd Friday either
Still not random, we all know when it's coming so it's not random. Like I said once a month on a friday mainly on the 3rd week.
Ok, ok....we get it.
Buzzkillington lol.
Flash sales are awsome though. ..I picked up 2 games for under 5$. Probably won't play them until next year though...I could be on horders because my backlog is cluttered with games I forgot I had.
Ill be getting Outlast Since I wanted to get it at a cheaper price and maybe Terraria.
I am wary of these flash sales in that whatever I buy usually ends up as a freebie the next month with Plus. It's good to have sales though.
Well you can be assured that one or two of those titles will be free next month since the entire PS4 part of the sale is made up of indie titles and that's all Sony wants to give away on the PS4 side.
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Great sale, but nothing stood out too much for me. I only picked up Retro City Rampage. I hope Sony has a PS1 Classics sale of some sort soon :)
Team TerraBite, a student team from Dundee’s Abertay University, have won this year’s Microsoft Imagine Cup UK in the Gaming category with their Kinect 2 puzzle game Project Cyber. They also won the People’s Choice award in the Gaming category.
Nice idea, an very good excution of this idea (Thumbs Up)