22 Cans apologizes for Curiosity’s popularity, working on fixes

The last 48 hours have been tough for Peter Molyneux’s new outfit, 22 Cans. After launching Curiosity: What’s Inside the Cube? earlier this week on iOS and Android, the servers were overloaded by the sheer numbers of players participating. There is also another significant bug that seems to be erasing player coins, which are used for in-game boosts.

The video update above was made by 22 Cans designer Jack Attridge, wherein he tours the office and asks a bunch of employees what they’re doing about the problems. The team looks to be working to resolve these issues but, in response to the server overloads, 22 Cans has also opened a PayPal page for donations – you know, in case you really want to know what’s inside that cube.Continue reading 22 Cans apologizes for Curiosity’s popularity, working on fixes22 Cans apologizes for Curiosity’s popularity, working on fixes originally appeared on Joystiq on Fri, 09 Nov 2012 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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