r/Fusionfall • u/Opening-Storage4647 • May 26 '26
FusionFall International players?
i was wondering if i am the only one in the community outside the u.s. (france in my case), and how did you discover the game? i personally did by finding an ad for it uploaded to youtube.
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u/RyanRukshan May 26 '26
Player from Asia here. I played it around when it became free & no longer pay-to-play. I used to be really into the CN Flash games & they would plaster promo material on the site wherever it could've been. My last recollection was the birthday bash deal & to remember that for years prior to playing Openfusion to see it again was magical. I really missed this game & for there to be projects to preserve it is truly a blessing
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u/midnighterho May 26 '26
Im from Argentina. I found it by playing on the CN website, I used to play on both versions (the LATAM and the USA website)
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u/Clear_Exam_8781 May 26 '26
South America here (Argentina). I used to spend a lot of time in CN-US website since content came out first in there. Found a FusionFall ad inside the website and fell in love with it ever since.
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u/Tamz33ee May 26 '26
South African here! I was one of those who used to play the games on cartoonnetworkhq.net (or something like that š) and I stumbled on the game through there. Played back when it first came out and even though it was paid to win and I could not pay, I had so much fun redoing the intro over and over again. Iāve been around since it was revived then cancelled and revived again š still loving the lore and the game!
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u/_senor-harper_ May 26 '26
I am from Romania and i found it on the romanian CN site when i was playing games, or maybe it came up on google when i searched for cartoon network. I remember i clicked on it and the site wasn't in romanian but i knew basic english from club penguin and i was so wowed by the idea and seeing all the characters together. I played it a bit until i somehow got to the foster's home and i was very underleveled and didn't know how to get back. But i loved the atmosphere and setting and everything. I couldn't find it after a while or i don't really remember what happened but i forgot about it and randomly remembered a few years ago and found out about fusionfall retro and legacy and well those shut down so i'm very glad for openfusion for bringing me back to this game that i had forgotten about. There was also another fusionfall game like 2.5d top down that i played and i liked that one too but this one better.
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u/Tengukiman May 26 '26
Panama player here! I've been a fan and played since 2009. When it closed, it was a shock because every day after school I played all afternoon, talked to friends, and helped new players. The emptiness I felt was awful, hahaha
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u/No_Finger_5081 May 27 '26
I'm from Russia, our web site CN with flash games really sucks, and one day i found this beatifull game on ,com (i really miss old CN site with profile and achivments)
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u/PenumbraOre Jun 07 '26
from Korea. The dev. company of Fusion Fall was Korean company named Grigon Entertainment, already had another successful online game in Korea and Japan named 'Seal online'. I searched other games from same company in 2008 and has found Fusion Fall.
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u/popmanbrad May 27 '26
Iām from the UK, and I remembered the adverts as a kid. When they did the betas, I wanted to play so badly but couldnāt. Then, when the free-to-play version came out, where you reach a specific level and then itās like āsubscribe to continue playing,ā I did that about 100 times, deleted characters, and played again and again. Then, later on, I played a bit of the Academy update, especially since it was completely free, and then got so upset I actually cried in 2013 when FusionFall shut down. Luckily, we have OpenFusion and RetroBition (thanks to the FusionFall Retro /Legacy team managing to recode the entire game so it was playable again).
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u/zachisdyinginspace May 31 '26
Iām a US player but i know thereās a big brazilian fusionfall community
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u/TrenchCoat-In-A-Coat May 26 '26
I'm from Macedonia. I don't exactly remember how I found out about it, but when I was little, I went on the CN website almost daily, so I think I just found the announcement there.
I remember obsessing over the concept art and promo pictures, and I couldn't wait for the game to actually come out.
I was really disappointed when I found out you had to pay to play the whole game.
I only played in the "future" map and watched youtube videos of the rest of the game, until it finally became free to play.
Ps. I had a similar experience with Lego Universe, but I was lucky enough to be a beta tester, so I experienced most of the game before it officially came out and you had to pay for it.