While the emulation is currently undergoing extremely limited testing (you can download the client here), the remake, FusionFall Legacy, is a long way off and probably won’t be available until 2018 at the earliest. While the fan/developers will release an emulation of the original game in the form of FusionFall Retro, they are also currently working on a remake of the game that includes new models, textures, animations, lighting, NPCs, enemies, combat mechanics, and levels. Sadly, the game shut down in 2013, but several dedicated fans are trying to revive it, which is where the previously mentioned alpha/beta test comes in.Īctually, claiming that the team of fans is only trying to revive FusionFall is a bit of an oversimplification.
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In fact, thanks to the game’s simple design and use of familiar characters (both old and new), parents could play FusionFall together with their kids. All in all, FusionFall was an excellent MMO anyone could pick up and play, even children. Practically all Cartoon Network original programs, from J ohnny Bravo to Ben 10 and even Megas XLR, were represented in the game in one form or another. Mojo Jojo from The Powerpuff Girls? Surprisingly, he was an ally. Ed, Edd, and Eddy from Ed, Edd n Eddy? They gave players quests. Dexter from Dexter’s Laboratory? One of the main protagonists. If you could name the character, he or she (or it) was probably an NPC in the game. Moreover and more importantly, FusionFall featured a game world where almost every single Cartoon Network character lived side-by-side in (relative) harmony. However, what really sold FusionFall was its aesthetic the game used an anime art style that, unlike other MMOS with anime art styles, actually stood out from the crowd. The game had fairly simple combat mechanics, but it also had numerous platforming sections, which is something you don’t see very often in MMOs. So, who here has heard of FusionFall? It was a short-lived MMO that was released back in 2009, developed by Grigon Entertainment, and published by Cartoon Network (yes, as in the television cable channel). Well, not so much released as entered an early-access alpha/beta test, but this other MMO is still worth talking about. Yesterday, while the Internet geeked out over Guild Wars 2’s latest expansion, Path of Fire, another smaller MMO was released.
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