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The Secret World Starts A Browser-Based War
The Secret World developers Funcom have inaugurated a browser-based title called The Secret War, which ties into the upcoming PC MMO.
The Secret War tasks players with recruiting agents to their secret society via Facebook friends, and then deploying agents to different regions to aid your side in the global conspiracy.
The better you do, the more rewards you'll get for The Secret World, such as weapons, clothes, and more. You can even earn access to special beta weekends, win a trip to meet the developers in Montreal, and get your name embedded in The Secret World itself at launch.
For more on The Secret World, check out the game's latest video detailing character progression.
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