After the runaway success of the PS3’s LittleBigPlanet, the 360 has been yearning for a game with a similarly open palette on which gamers can express the strangest thoughts that occupy their minds. The answer comes in the form of Kodu.
Scientific Simplicity – can Kodu change the way 360 owners look at games?
Kodu, formerly known as Boku, comprises of a simplistic, icon-based programming language, encompassed in the guise of a game. It will offer players the chance to create their own worlds and landscapes and in effect, the chance to make their own games. The true extent to which the platform can be used as a tool for developers will become clear later, but for now, 360 owners look on Kodu with a curiosity, one which will only be satisfied when Kodu is completed.
