When is fusionfall anniversary

It provides occasional updates on the projects development. On December 3rd, the OpenFusion dev team launched the dexlabs. Following concerns over privacy, a day later, the team added two new commands that allow users to stop and allow their locations from being displayed on the site. On December 23rd, Client Update 1. It came with a custom made UI for creating and switching between servers and game builds, as well as adding substantial support for the Academy versions of the game.

At the same time, a new version of the dexlabs. On January 28th, , it was announced via the projects Twitter account that work is being done to port OpenFusion's client to Mac Intel only, no Apple Silicon and Linux operating systems. The tweet provided pictures of the program running on both operating systems. It also stated that there is no release date for the ports at this time.

On February 5th, the Python script needed to have race rankings work on local servers was released. The game can be played completely offline once its assets have been downloaded. On August 18th, in celebration of OpenFusion's one year anniversary, CakeLancelot posted a retrospective about its development on the FusionFall subreddit , which also includes information about the projects possible future.

On September 20th, Client Update 1. It also added quality of life features to the server selector, changed how accounts work, added multiple missing elements of the game, and fixed many bugs, among other changes. Its release also included an installer version of the program for those who had issues with running the game via a zip file.

Every once in a while, the developers of OpenFusion will hold an event or sorts, with special content that's temporarily available to players of the public servers. On October 17th, Pumpkin C. On October 30th, the OpenFusion team, using a Dyno Discord Bot on their Discord server, hinted that something would happen on All Hallows' Eve that would have fans "regular 'gamer' activities On Halloween of , the OpenFusion development team began hosting a special event on the Future public server.

Players were invited to Billy 's House in Endsville for a 'pumpkin carving contest'. Upon entering Endsville, the player found that Jerk-O-Lanterns were spawning everywhere, and were hunting them down.

They were eventually met by the Weeper, a headless default male avatar , who repeatedly cries. After crying for a while, they summoned a miniature Fusion Blowfish who teleported around and constantly used eruption attacks to harm the player.

After defeating the Fusion Blowfish, the Weeper teleported all players that saw them to the Boneyard Infected Zone , where the Weeper revealed its true form as Bad Max. This version of Bad Max, dubbed as Chad Max by the devs, had enhanced abilities, such as the ability to preform multiple eruption attacks in a straight line all at once. If a player was able to defeat Chad Max, they were rewarded with a special in-game cutscene, where a clone of their character appeared and explained that everything they had just experienced was nothing but a dream.

After the cutscene was finished, the player was teleported to Galaxy Gardens. On November 7th, the Halloween event was ended on the public server, and all the new content, and the Pumpkin C. The content can still be accessed by using the Halloween branch of the program. On December 12th, an update to the Future public server was released. This Fusion Matter substance is killing our world, and it is up to us and the Cartoon Network characters to stop it.

The game features your player avatar fighting their way through evil fusion monsters and doppelgangers of our favorite cartoon characters. Dexter, boy genius, Along with his rival Mandark were able to develop a weapon made of the very same toxic matter plaguing their planet.

Nanos is the crossroads between imaginary energy, science, and fusion matter. They are tiny super-powered versions of your favorite Cartoon Network heroes and villains. Until recently the FusionFall community thought it was impossible to add new Nanos to the game, but update after update have caused their perspectives to change. Finally, the new decade arrived and with it was the FusionFall Anniversary update, this added long-awaited Nanos for characters who never had one.

We talked to Brendan Przywara about this update. The original Birthday Bash was the only in-game event held in celebration of the game's anniversary. When a follow-up Bash was not held the following year, the initial response from a majority of the fanbase was confusion, leading very soon to random speculation.

A popular rumor circulated that the event would return the following year, and later, that it would be held only once every three years. All these rumors were of course proven untrue and the event was apparently discontinued.

Nevertheless, a band of players have conducted an annual player-run Birthday Bash each year since , featuring item raffles, races, and "war tournaments. The FusionFall Retro Birthday Bash for the game's 10th anniversary took place in January 10th, , introducing over 50 new items, the original celebration cake in Pokey Oaks, along with hoverboards and a new original Chat UI, exclusive to Retro.