I love good mysterious teasers for games, because they often show how creative the developers are with their games. It’s fun too for the players who are waiting for the game. So the latest development with Soma is interesting to say the least.

The studio behind the upcoming psychological horror game, Frictional Games, retweeted a partial URL that was originally posted by the PathosII Twitter account.

> Server intrusion detected > domain: so__ga__,c_m/YuXIm5/pathos2_cnsl/ > content exposed…. https://t.co/AfWJgSvk02

— PathosII (@PathosII) May 25, 2015

The link when completed leads to a terminal that seems to be hiding some secrets, although a little knowledge of DOS is needed. Using the “help” command should give you enough knowledge to help you navigate though. So far a couple of videos have been found, along with distorted imagery and a block of what appears to be encoded text. That’s not yet been decoded and there are two further folders that are currently inaccessible. Whether they will be unlocked later is unknown.

Frictional is responsible for Amnesia: The Dark Descent and hope to use what they learned from that game to make Soma an even better horror game. Soma entered beta last month and they hope to have it on full release sometime later this year.