Horror Games "mystery World" will open a lot of new content

Funcom's latest horror game, The mystery World, is about to uncover a lot of mysteries, and we have an opportunity to interview Erling Ellingsen from Funcom to confirm the plan. Funcom's operations director, in an interview, gave us their future plans for announcing the content of the mystery World game, and if you are interested in knowing what this web-based game is all about, keep an eye on our site.　　Ellingsen tells us the market strategy for the name of the game, and suggests that they will release the actual demo video of the game in the coming months. "Mystery World" massively: according to the current information, the focus of this game will be zombie and conspiracy.　　Is the new message going to continue this route, or do you show us some traditional information? Erling Ellingson: Since 2007, when we first released this game, we were conscious of combining all the public information with the names and settings of our games. We consciously hide some information, and through the action plot and some non-traditional activities to step by step to uncover the veil of the game. For example, we made a public kingsmouth, and we even did a fake website, pretending to be the same name as some old town in England. More crazy is that we even choose some reporters to a town called Maine, with a lot of postcards to distribute. Haha, surprise, that's how we do it.　　But you don't know when we're going to move. That is to say, now that we have come to a new stage, a phase that requires the exact disclosure of some of the actual content of the game. In the next few months, we will give players some exact game content and game mechanism, not just play the mystery.　　We will release new videos, screenshots, original paintings, and so on, and we are ready to recreate a new website for the game. "Mystery World" massively: will we see the actual demo video in the game?　　This is the most enthusiastic players are interested in. Erling Ellingson: Of course, the actual demo video in the game must have. Over the last few months we will be exposing more than one video, trying to reveal the game from different angles. Obviously, we don't want to lose the mystique of the game, but it's important to note that these carefully prepared videos are better than the traditional game-play videos. In the video, the developer will appear to detail the game design concept for the player.　　It's very, very exciting.　　Massively: Does the American art Power's joining the joint operation have an impact on the disclosure of the content of the game? Erling Ellingson: What we are going to announce these months is that we have signed a long time ago with the American art-electric contract. Of course, we are very pleased to be able to work with the arts and electronic cooperation, but also very much look forward to our cooperation to operate the game. The best thing we can do with companies like the gaming industry leader, EA, is to get their more than 20-year experience in the industry. (Edit/Xu Mingming)