Fallen Earth

Fallen Earth Review

Posted on Jan 19, 2010

Since the release of Fallen Earth back in late Sept 09, I’ve been able to spend some time in this post-apocalyptic world and today I give you my Fallen Earth review. Fallen Earth takes place in the wastelands of the Grand Canyon in North America and as with any post-apocalyptic game, food, fuel and resources are scarce. [...]

Fallen Earth F2P Release Date Revealed

Posted on Sep 03, 2011

Yesterday GamersFirst revealed the launch date for the free-to-play version of Fallen Earth will be October 12. Also revealed was the most “finalized” version of the new subscription plans were are split into 4 types, Scavenger, which is free, Survivalist, Wastlander and Commender, which have costs of $9.99, $14.99 and $29.99 per month respectively. The biggest difference [...]

Fallen Earth Enters Alpha County

Posted on Jul 08, 2011

The newest expansion, Alpha County, for Fallen Earth is now live on servers.  The Alpha County expansion is available for free to all subscribers and most likely will be free to all once Fallen Earth makes the transition to a free to play title at the end of this year. The new expansion will allow players to [...]

Fallen Earth Alpha County Update Coming Tomorrow

Posted on Jul 06, 2011

The latest major update to Fallen Earth, the Alpha County patch, is ready to go live tomorrow at 11:00 AM EDT.  Alpha County was originally supposed to go live yesterday, however due to technical issues was pushed back to tomorrow. Alpha County will open up the first county in the fourth sector of Fallen Earth, called [...]

Fallen Earth Going Free to Play

Posted on Jun 16, 2011

The acquisition of Fallen Earth by GamersFirst today was finalized and didn’t take long for GamersFirst to announce that it would be moving the MMORPG to the free to play model.  The 12 man Fallen Earth development team will stay intact and will help transition the game into the new business model and continue work on the Alpha County [...]

Fallen Earth: April State of the Game

Posted on Apr 12, 2011

Alpha County is on the horizon, but it ain’t here quite yet. No need to worry, though, since the wastelanders at Icarus Studios have been making timely and incremental advances towards the big release. Meanwhile, Fallen Earth is getting its shoes polished with regards to Progress Towns, the center of player-driven content in sectors 2, 3, and [...]

Fallen Earth: March State of the Game Highlights Alpha County Content

Posted on Mar 03, 2011

Yesterday, the fine folks over at Icarus Studios have shared the current state of Fallen Earth. Life looks good in the wasteland — as good as it gets, anyways; the devs have been efficient with their time, and have been able to move up some previously long-term projects to release in Q2. As a prelude to [...]

Fallen Earth Fleshes Out February Patch

Posted on Jan 06, 2011

Last December, Icarus Studios began tweaking the math behind the combat of Fallen Earth to make the game more balanced and hospitable for various spec builds. Part two of those combat changes take effect this February as developers try to update the various skill and mutation lines to the post-apocalyptic MMO. The February patch also rolls [...]

Fallen Earth Updates Combat, Tutorial and Environmental Graphics

Posted on Dec 15, 2010

Icarus Studios is making a huge effort to improve Fallen Earth, its post-apocalyptic MMORPG, featuring a human post-nuclear civilization. This game is cool, it has one of the best crafting systems in the market and is far away from the conventional and average MMO. Simply different, you must try it if you’re looking to flee [...]

Fallen Earth: November ‘State of the Game’

Posted on Nov 16, 2010

With all this buzz about a certain post-apocalyptic Obsidian game that came out late last month, we had almost forgotten about our friends over at Fallen Earth. As if our negligence had been predicted, a shiny State of the Game letter showed up on our virtual doorstep today – and what a state it is [...]

Fallen Earth’s State of the Game: October 2010

Posted on Oct 14, 2010

It’s nice when our game, whatever game that may be, hears us. It’s nice when they recognize their player base and throws us a bone. Call it what you will, but this is the norm for most massively multiplayer games. Now that you’ve met the norm, I’d like you to meet the exception. For over [...]