Nov 28, 2016 08:20 AM EST By Erwin Castro, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Guild Wars 2" is getting some big boost this week, the development team has released a special video, taking viewers through the creepy design process of the game. 

The new build will be set in the Tower of Nightmares, where it shows players escorting the Mysterious Asura, the antagonist of the Chaos Isles Fractal, to the core while fighting off various eldritch abominations and clockwork horrors.

As reported earlier by PC Gamers, all the locations from the Tower of Nightmares have been modified along with some themes, which has been specially redesigned for the gaming experience. The game's Living World heads for the Shiverpeaks with the next episode.

The game received content updates every two weeks, with content updates regularly contain new items and unique events for players to engage in. Others updates introduce new mechanics to the game.

Released on 2012, "Guild Wars 2" is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game developed by ArenaNet for Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac OS.

A sequel to the Guild Wars, "Guild Wars 2" is set in the fantasy world of Tyria, 250 years after the players' defeat of the Great Destroyer in the Eye of the North expansion. Five Elder Dragons have awoken in the time since "Guild Wars," causing widespread destruction to Tyria. The players have been tasked out of reuniting some of the members of the disbanded Destiny's Edge, which needed to effectively combat Zhaitan, the undead Elder Dragon.

The game uses an upgraded version of the groundbreaking game engine developed by developer ArenaNet. Its strengths include real-time 3D environments, enhanced graphics and the use of the Havok physics system.

Upon its release in 2012, the game has received positive feedback and reviews from critics. Time listed "Guild Wars 2" as the top video game for 2012.

'Guild Wars 2" is currently available on Microsoft Windows and Apple OS X.

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