
Secret World Legends is off to South Africa in its subsequent large replace, the primary new land added to the supernatural MMORPG in yeeaars. While Funcom’s current free-to-play revamp-o-relaunch of The Secret World initially targeted on rolling out previous areas, now they’re prepared for brand spanking new adventures with new mythologies. Old mythologies? New previous mythologies. I nonetheless haven’t gotten round to revisiting this nice spookworld after its relaunch, although our John quite enjoyed it still, so possibly I’ll poke my head in for brand spanking new ghost tales. Apparently we get to hitch a cult, which I’m definitely up for. Have a peek:
Funcom clarify what we’ll be as much as in South Africa:
“Here players must infiltrate the compound belonging to the Morninglight, a cult that prides itself as being ‘the fastest growing spiritual movement in history’. As they rise up within their ranks, players will experience a brand new, fully voice-acted storyline where they must battle creatures inspired by ancient South African folklore and uncover the sinister truths of the Morninglight cult.”
Ah c’mon, I’m certain they’re simply larking about. They get to play dress-up and single particular songs. It’s a good time. Cults are merely folks choirs with a aptitude for the dramatic.
The ‘Dawn of the Morninglight’ replace is because of launch on April 4th. Secret World Legends is free-to-play from Funcom and through Steam.

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