Today, I’m covering a news story that many of you may be interested in.
It’s all about an upcoming game called cny, and it will be coming to PlayStation 3 shortly. The game will be a kind of stealth game, where players will be able to explore the environment with a simple weapon or other small tools, and then sneak into areas where you can do some damage.
The game is called cny because it is an acronym for “Collective Nonsense.” There is a lot of fan-made work on the internet about cny, and when the game launches, Im sure you will be able to find many more images and information about cny. The game is a little vague so I will be doing my best to clarify things.
The game is coming out with the following title: cny news today. It will be an upcoming game, so there is no timeline. It is not coming out for the PC, and so far there is no information on whether the PC version will be free or not. There is a lot of fan-made work about cny, many of which are quite detailed, so it’s not like this game is totally new. But it is something new.
The game is very well designed, and it is a very interesting take on a game type that is often overlooked, or not mentioned at all. The game is very well done, and there are many fan-made models and artworks. But it’s not a game you can just buy. It requires a ton of money for development, and so far the game is still available, but not cheap. The game is still in early access, and there are only a few things out.
There is no release date for cny news today. It is still in closed alpha, and the devs are not revealing anything about the game when I asked them about that. It’s likely to be a very challenging, experimental, and interesting game.
It’s amazing how many people here at Gamasutra are willing to spend hundreds of dollars on games that don’t even have a release date.
On the other hand, what a great price it is. I was just looking at some of the deals on Steam. They had $13.99 for it. Thats some nice money.
A lot of gamers who would be interested in cny news today are more interested in the game than in the game developer. Since it’s an alpha, it’s not even in beta yet. It is, however, available on Steam for a few days.
You can see the game listed as “alpha” over on the official website here, and there are also various forum threads and twitter posts listing the various stages of development and other events. You can also see it on our own website here.