Child of Eden looks a lot like that time you drove to Ozzfest, sans van and plastic baggies. It's been billed as a "multi-sensory shooter," that'll have you fighting inside a "kaleidoscopic matrix of [trippy] synchronized music" and neon shapes in 2011.
A demo of Eden kicked off Ubisoft's E3 2010 media briefing last night, which served as an announcement and a first look at the Rez-like game. During the demo, a man with white gloves acted as if Eden will require a level of care and precision akin to a doctor tasked with cutting out a heart tube or something.
The game is trippy, for sure, as it'll plunge you into neon cylinder after neon cylinder, all the while asking you kill stuff with a groove. And perhaps adding to this experience will be the Kinect-compatible controls. According to press materials after the demonstration, the Kinect component will give your body the ability to move the camera while your hands will form the shooter's reticule.
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Child of Eden is slated for a Q1 2011 release. It's being developed by Q entertainment.
