FusionFall has attracted signups in the millions in just a matter of weeks since its launch, and Executive Producer Chris Waldron, Content Designer Matt Schwartz, and Community Director Rich Weil were on hand at New York Comic-Con to share their launch experiences and future plans for the kid- and budget-friendly platforming cartoon MMORPG.
While Chris talks gameplay and Rich talks about he had to throw much of what he knew about MMO community management "out the window" to confront the challenges of a kid-powered community, Matt goes into detail on his inspirations for the game's story and especially the arch villain, Planet Fusion. The trio goes on to hint at a few new nanos and their expansion plans!
A group of dedicated fans is reviving the Cartoon Network MMO FusionFall. The dev team recently released a limited early-access test build
Wow, I had a little eddy sprite during the original fusion fall. I'm glad to see it back
I was a big Ben 10 fan back when I played the game. Most of the items I used were Ben 10-themed.
Well, FusionFall Retro is. FusionFall Legacy is very different and akin to a fan-mod, an extensive one at that.
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