The Secret World developer Funcom is in trouble with the Norwegian authorities this morning, on suspicion of breaking Norwegian stock market law.
Funcom has been in financial trouble in recent times.
It was forced to lay off employees and
close down studios following poor sales of its large-scale MMO
The Secret World.
Now the Oslo Stock Exchange
has confirmed that the Norwegian National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime -- or Okokrim for short -- is challenging the financial information that Funcom gave regarding
The Secret World revenues from August 2011 until the launch of the game in July 2012, plus the two months following the launch.
Okokrim also claims that Funcom has not maintained the required financial information within the company that is needed for the Oslo Stock Exchange. It says Funcom co-operating with the authorities.
Gamasutra has endeavored to get in contact with Funcom regarding these reports. Funcom is due to release a statement regarding the news soon.
