Two new Project Offset shots surface

  

If you haven’t heard of it already, the upcoming fantasy adventure Project Offset has a pretty clever way to generate buzz while everyone awaits its release. Its site has a hit meter that gradually fills up every time people click a link or visit its site. When the meter hits a certain level, new details or screens are shown, such as this one.

No doubt that those drooling over Project Offset will do anything to have their friends, classmates and moms click the links or visit the site.  That’s evil genius at work right there from the creators of the game.

Obviously, details aren’t easy to get by when it comes to this mysterious title. What we can all conclude, though, is that at this stage, the screens are looking pretty sweet in an eerie way. So maybe the Project Offset site is a gimmick. That doesn’t mean we can’t get suckered once in a while and do what they want us to do. Visit their site and let’s see more shots! The game is set for a Microsoft Xbox 360 debut later this year.

Via Project Offset

  

If you haven’t heard of it already, the upcoming fantasy adventure Project Offset has a pretty clever way to generate buzz while everyone awaits its release. Its site has a hit meter that gradually fills up every time people click a link or visit its site. When the meter hits a certain level, new details or screens are shown, such as this one.

No doubt that those drooling over Project Offset will do anything to have their friends, classmates and moms click the links or visit the site.  That’s evil genius at work right there from the creators of the game.

Obviously, details aren’t easy to get by when it comes to this mysterious title. What we can all conclude, though, is that at this stage, the screens are looking pretty sweet in an eerie way. So maybe the Project Offset site is a gimmick. That doesn’t mean we can’t get suckered once in a while and do what they want us to do. Visit their site and let’s see more shots! The game is set for a Microsoft Xbox 360 debut later this year.

Via Project Offset