Was Funcom’s Secret World-inspired single-player experiment successful? It would seem so as The Park will now be released on console, the first non-PC release for the studio in nearly 10 years. Funcom noted that The Park play-through videos received more than seven million views on YouTube during the first week after release, and come Q1 of 2016, both XBox One and PlayStation 4 players will have the chance explore the eerie Atlantic Island Park. For fans, this move hopefully also signifies that subsequent single-player experiences utilizing the setting of The Secret World will follow.
If you can’t wait until the console launch to experience the tension and horror as you walk (and run) through the amusement park as Lorraine, a mom frantically searching for her son, you can watch our full play-through below. Or, if that contains too many spoilers, you can also read up on our impressions of the game.
Cool. I won’t want this for console or at full price myself, but I do intend on buying it on sale in the next year or so, especially if I get more into TSW again.
Karl_Hungus Damonvile Have you even played the game?  There is alot more to the game than whatever speed run you watched on youtube.
Still waiting AoC Xbox version…..that was the thing back in the day and age limit .
MJ Guthrie DarkWombat Damonvile people who rush through a game like this are stupid for having wasted their money on a fine wine, when they could have purchased a Call of Duty soda experience.
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When I see people saying they paid $13 for basically one hour of content in what is nothing more than a glorified walking simulator, I don’t see the console crowd being very receptive to this
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He “won” two “elections”.
Karl_Hungus He won two elections.  My bet is Funcom wouldn’t mind some G W Bush magic right about now.
The bagage some bring in to a game often defines what they get out of it.
But HE gave it a bad rating. That counts as 100%.
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You know who else had a C average? George W. Bush.