Child of Eden is the new brain child of Tetsuya Mizuguchi and Ubisoft that uses the Kinect sensor to immerse gamers in a unique motion controlled experience. Eden looks beyond far out, and I’m definitely thinking about picking it up to add to my Kinect game lineup. Essentially, you use your arms (or controller) to conduct the action on screen, which will also dictate the rhythm of the music in the game as well. Child of Eden is undoubtedly a visual mindf*ck that looks to give gamers a reason to play with their Kinect units again. I for one am looking for a reason to use my Kinect for a gaming experience that doesn’t require my fat a*s sweating buckets while playing, so I think I’ll definitely be adding Child of Eden to my library.
I think it’s one of those games that you just have to take a chance with, and if anything it’ll be unlike any game you’ve played before. Stay tuned for my full thoughts once I review the game after my vacation. Take a look at it in action below. Doesn’t it look like you’re a Force user at a rave? You’ve been wondering if the developers were on mushrooms, acid, or peyote while making this game…
Child of Eden Gameplay Trailer
httpvh://youtu.be/8YhYcIZrMCI
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