🎃 Halloween Horrors Have Taken Over Stoneport — Engines of Spooky Begins!

Halloween has arrived in Engines of Fury & with it, a mysterious new enemy species has invaded Stoneport! These creatures are fast and hard to catch, but taking one down will earn you special Halloween Jack-O-Lantern Loot!

‼️ This will be your exclussive chance to win UTILITY NFTS: Rare Engine Core, Initiate’s Pass & Faction Lockboxes! + Medusal Stems

READ FAQ HERE

Collect as many as possible to compete on the leaderboard for utility NFTs, including:
💎 Rare Engine Core (1)
🎟️ Initiate’s Pass (20)
📦 Faction Lockboxes (5)
🪼 Medusal Stems (750)

🕷️ How to Participate

🎃 Hunt the mysterious pumpkin creatures across the Fairwater & Cliffside maps
☠️ Defeat them to loot Jack-o’-Lanterns (each can hold up to 5)
📥 Bring them back to your Hideout and store them in your stash
🏆 Climb the in-game leaderboard based on how many Jack-o’-Lanterns you bank & claim your rewards!

🏆 Leaderboard Rewards

1st Place Initiate’s Pass + Rare Engine Core
2nd–20th Initiate’s Pass
21st–25th Faction Lockbox
26th–30th Medusal Stems

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Hey everyone, Laurynas here — Game Director at Engines of Fury & this is our fresh new dev log!

🙉 We listen & we hear you

So by now quite a bit of you have already tried Engines of Fury. Some more, some less, but we’re getting quite a lot of player feedback and for that we’re extremely grateful. One of the most common complaints we kept hearing is the absence of healing items which makes sense. Imagine you score quite a big chunk of change, ready to extract, but you’re low on health. At that point your chances of survival are pretty slim. If only you had a health pack. IF ONLY THIS GAME HAD HEALTH PACKS. We kinda anticipated this to be one of the most common complaints about the game. So why didn’t we fix it? Good question.

Why health boosts was not our initial plan?

One of the core themes of Engines of Fury is this sense of a harsh world. This is a world where the survival of the human race is at stake, one where just existing is a privilege. So. You know. Health packs? What’s harsh about health packs? Someone might just stack up on ’em and be essentially indestructible. This also removes any sense of fairness since players that have been playing the game for long enough will probably be too difficult to face for everyone else. Essentially, health packs had the ability to singlehandedly ruin the entire feel of the world. You’ll even notice that there are no healing abilities available to the players at all. Some of you, who have been with us long enough will remember that earlier versions of the game actually had a few healing skills, but those got removed.

So was the plan to never have any healing in the game? Do we just have to learn to live with this? Nah, of course not. What we wanted to do was get healing to feel the way we wanted to feel. A way that would enhance the player experience instead of breaking it. So how will it work then?

So how it works?
The Infection was our first try run with healing items.
Some areas of the map is covered in a mutated organic matter — The Infection. This matter is a massive living organism that overtook the area. It is the origin of the mutants. In these infected areas you can find unique loot. All of this loot will be remnants of the mutated organic matter. And it can be used to craft healing items.

Use EoF Wiki for more info 📖 https://bit.ly/4kMz5V0

There will be several of these items available to craft, each with different properties. Some items will heal you, but reduce your accuracy, others will make you slower. There is even one that will apply a very slow bleeding effect reducing your HP bit by bit until you extract. There won’t be a single health pack that will simply heal you. Every single one will give you a downside forcing you to think a bit more strategically before using them. In addition, we wanted to simulate you actually applying the bandages to yourself thus while you’re actually using the health pack, it’ll take some time, you won’t be able to move.

Instead of you being able to chug health potions to be virtually invincible, health packs in EoF will force you to stop, evaluate your surroundings and choose the one that works best for that situation. With this, we believe we can still maintain the feeling of the game being harsh and savage while still giving you a lifeline in case you’re low on HP with a bunch of valuable loot.

Survivor,
thanks for reading. next dev log coming soon! We will be talking about big plans for the economy & season 2.

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Engines of Fury Season 1 Wraps Up with Its Biggest Event Yet — The Infection Tournament

The third and final Act of Season 1 in Engines of Fury has officially wrapped — kicking off the countdown to the $FURY economy and the launch of Season 2.

Season 2 Whitelist is NOW OPEN: https://bit.ly/4jQsI38

The Infection Tournament marked a major milestone — bringing in our longest average playtime, hosting players across five continents, and being showcased live at the Token2049 conference.

The Biggest Early Access Launch Yet

This was our biggest early access event so far — & a major milestone as we gear up for Season 2, featuring the launch of the live $FURY economy.

For the first time ever, we invited players from five continents and opened up dedicated servers for South America — a move that proved to be a massive hit. Latino players ranked in the top 2 regions by activity and participation! 🇧🇷🔥

Long-Awaited Features Finally Live

For our OG community, this update delivered some of the most highly requested gameplay features: Co-Op Mode, Voice Chat, Healing Mechanics.
These additions laid the groundwork for more tactical, social, and replayable matches — and players immediately put them to use.

Play it, stream it, win it

The tournament was 🔥 — players were raiding &streaming non-stop.

The fiercest competitors battled their way to the top of the leaderboard and claimed a share of the 100,000 $FURY prize pool.

Every participant also had the exclusive chance to mint GEN0 NFTs, which will hold significant value in Season 2 once the $FURY economy goes live.
Full leaderboard: https://infection.eof.gg/leaderboard

📊 Stats from The Infection

🕒 Average playtime: 3 hours 47 minutes (Up 34 seconds from Act 2: Cliffside)🧬 NFTs minted: 600+
🌍 Players from 5 continents

What’s NEXT?

Season 2 with live $FURY economy is coming next!
Gear up & get your fury ON. Whitelist is NOW OPEN: https://bit.ly/4jQsI38

Hey everyone, Laurynas here — Game Director at Engines of Fury.

In this devlog, I want to share a bit about how we approach new features and why putting players first is such a big deal for us at Engines of Fury. I’ll also give you a little peek at what’s coming in the next version — nothing too spoilery, just enough to get you excited.

Feature roulette

Imagine for a second you’re building a massive online game. How would you plan your feature roadmap?

The starting point is pretty straightforward — first, you lock in the core game loop. For us, that meant scavenging, shooting, and crafting mechanics. But what do you prioritize after that? That’s where things get tricky, because now you’re making tradeoffs — every new feature you add means pushing something else down the list.

Some devs argue for boss battles, others push for more weapon variety, or maybe co-op features. Honestly, it’s tough to say what’s “right.” Choosing the next step to give players the best possible experience isn’t easy. Trust me — we’ve had more than a few spirited debates about it in the studio.

M̶a̶k̶i̶n̶g̶ Developing informed decisions

So how do we make these decisions? Well, the first thing we do is observe — and that’s where our test events (or ACTs, as we call them at EOF) come in handy.

You’ve probably noticed that each testing event comes with incentives for streaming. There’s a good reason for that — as developers, we’re focused on player engagement and understanding the emotional journey people go through while playing the game.

What better way to explore that than through your streams? There really is nothing like it.

Streams Don’t Lie

What are we actually looking out for in streams? We’ve got a whole system for analyzing them. Of course, we start with the basics — things like bugs, weird encounters, or whether players are dying too often. (Fun fact: if you’re streaming Engines of Fury, there’s a good chance someone on our team is literally counting how many times you die).

But that’s not really the focus. The real value lies in player emotion. We always pay close attention to which moments spark frustration and which ones create joy. Did that boss fight feel satisfying — or was the player just relieved that it was finally over?

This is where the real magic happens in our design process.

Negative experiences are usually pretty obvious. If something frustrates a large number of players, we take that seriously. It doesn’t always mean we scrap a mechanic entirely, but we definitely go back and rethink it. Sometimes it takes time, but rest assured — if something in Engines of Fury feels off, chances are we’re already working on it.

When it comes to positive experiences we double down! If we see players enjoying the thrill of hunting each other, we’ll add features like footprints to support it. If finding epic loot gets people hyped, we’ll look for ways to make those moments happen more often. You get the idea — find what’s fun, and amplify it.

So what’s on the Infection feature Roulette Wheel?

What features are being added for The Infection?
We’ll I’m not revealing all of them yet, but I can give you a few hints on what we noticed was either fun or frustrating to our players during the Cliffside playtest:

• People seemed to have a blast whenever they met someone friendly while raiding.
• Having no means of restoring your HP was rather painful for a lot of folks.
• Ambushing hostile players was kinda fun for a lot of you. Getting ambushed — not so much.
• Finding someone else’s free loot — amazing!

Now what did we do with all of this information I’ll leave this for the next time. For now, you can take guesses at the new features we’ll be adding to our next closed test — The Infection. I’m positive you’ll love it.

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Hey everyone, Laurynas here, Game Director at Engines of Fury.

With the Cliffside event marking a significant milestone for Engines of Fury, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on the challenges, surprises, and key learnings from this event. As our community grows, so does our commitment to refining the experience, balancing difficulty, and making sure the game remains engaging for both newcomers and veterans.

Building a True Survival Challenge

From the very start, we envisioned Engines of Fury as a game that’s tough — where every fight, every scavenged item, and every level gained feels like an achievement. Survival in a post-apocalyptic wasteland isn’t supposed to be easy, and we’ve always aimed to create an experience that demands strategy, skill, and perseverance. But finding the right balance between challenge and frustration has been one of our biggest design hurdles.

Lessons from The Antigen

Looking back at our first major closed test, The Antigen, we were prepared for chaos. Our networking was untested, our weapons were still being tweaked, and PvP balance was in flux. We feared the game might be too hard — but what we didn’t anticipate was just how quickly some of you would master it. Instead of struggling, many players started farming bosses at an incredible pace, turning what we thought was a grueling challenge into an efficient loot run.

This was a huge wake-up call. Difficulty isn’t just about making enemies stronger — it’s about pacing, progression, and ensuring that every encounter feels rewarding. This lesson became central to our approach for Cliffside.

Evolving with Cliffside

With Cliffside, we took a two-pronged approach:

• New players would have a chance to gear up and explore without being overwhelmed too soon.
• Veteran players would face tougher enemies, more lethal bosses, and greater rewards for pushing their limits.

Striking this balance was no small feat, but seeing the way the community engaged with the new mechanics, progression systems, and challenges has been incredibly rewarding.

What’s Next?

The success of Cliffside has fueled our excitement for what’s coming next. We’re gearing up for the Infection event, a fresh set of challenges that will introduce new gameplay mechanics. Additionally, we’re preparing for the economy release, which will bring even more depth to progression and asset ownership. And this is just the beginning — many more community events and partnerships with well-known industry players are on the horizon.

Your feedback continues to shape Engines of Fury, and we can’t wait to see how you tackle the next wave of content. See you in the wasteland!

Stay Connected

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After more than two years of dedicated development by our AAA team, Engines of Fury has proven itself as one of the few web3 games with a large-scale, viable product that truly delivers on its promises. We’re thrilled to share more about our progress for the upcoming Private Alpha Test.

❤️‍🔥 Alpha test: 80,000+ sing-ups!

The hype is real and we’ve got the numbers to back it up! We’ve smashed past 80,000 sign-ups and we’re not hitting the brakes.
Players are eager to dive into a survival adventure, exploring the post-apocalyptic world through varied maps and scenes, and battling alien mutants. + 5,000 $FURY & NFT rewards.
👉 Apply now 👈

Alpha Scaling: new game mode & more content

At Engines of Fury, development never stops. While we’re keeping some updates under wraps, here’s a sneak peek at what’s new:

💰 Prestigious Microsoft & Amazon Grants Awarded to Engines of Fury 💰Engines of Fury has been recognized as one of the top technological startups by Microsoft and Amazon. We’ve secured both development and startup financial grants from these tech giants, marking a significant endorsement of our innovative approach and potential.

🎮 ADDED: PvP Gameplay Mode
Players now have more choices with two distinct gameplay modes:
PvE: Battle against computer-controlled enemies.
PvP: Take on other players.
Choose your challenge & chase that loot!

🗺️ More Maps & Items
Dive deeper into the post-apocalyptic chaos with newly unlocked environments and additional items for looting.

⭐️ First feedback

‘Graphics goes crazy, progression’s addictive, and the game is challengingly fun. Huge upgrades since the MVP build! Amazing work, team!’
Yellow Panther

‘What to expect? A Diablo like experience with $FURY Airdrop and NFT rewards!’
Spike

‘!! The graphics for this top-down extraction shooter are so nice’
Nikki

‘Had a blast playing this build’
George from Gam3s.GG team

We’re working to bring the best version of Alpha to you next!

Engines of Fury is F2P post-apocalyptic top-down extraction shooter, powered by a single deflationary token $FURY & NFTs.

Built by a team of talents from top web3 projects, AAA titles, Blizzard, Activision, Ubisoft & Unity. Backed by industry leaders: Animoca Brands, Metavest Capital, Maven Capital, Double Peek Group & many more.

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DEV LOG #13: Entering high-risk-zone — Nuclear Testing Site

In this development update, we will move from a safe zone in the players' hideout to a new gameplay location in the wasteland desert. We went a long way on our roadmap & the major destination of the pre-alpha test is so close. All hands on deck & it’s time to flex the progress.

🏡 The hideout

We’ve unlocked the doors to the central hub of operations for players — the hideout. It houses key control modules for upgrading, crafting, stashing & trading.
Full intro here ✨🚪

☢️ New Map: Nuclear Testing Site (WIP)

In Engines of Fury survivors will venture through different location in order to fight alien mutants for dominance and loot.

Each location comes with unique enemies, bosses & dangers, all worth facing for the adventure & the loot.

We have introduced first map — the Military Base located in the abandoned forest. Time to unveil the second — Red Desert Nuclear Testing Site.

After the asteroid impact, the Red Desert Nuclear Testing Site became one of the few places where survivors gathered to rebuild and take shelter. However, it soon became heavily infested and overrun by deadly mutants.

Now, survivors must rise once again to reclaim and clear the area.

Take a peek 👁‍🗨 Find more on Discord.

Adding the juice

Our journey of gameplay enhancement continues as we consistently introduce more enemies, VFX, ambiance, & player assets to the game. Over the last month, we’ve hit a milestone, increasing our numbers in both armor & weapon offerings. And also added new enemy types, introducing humanoids.

The progress never stops, tune in for more detailed updates on our socials!

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About Engines of Fury

Engines of Fury is a free to play top-down extraction shooter set against the stark, chilling backdrop of a post-apocalyptic dystopia. Powered by 1-token deflationary in-game economy where $FURY is at the center of the game with lots of utility & ever-increasing demand.

Home Sweet Home 🛖 — Welcome to the Hideout

The Hideout is the survivors’ central hub & safe haven. This is where each game starts and ends, a place for gear crafting & upgrading, leveling up, and planning quests.

We’re inviting you in to look around & get to know the place better.

Join our Discord for live Q&A with our Chief Game Designer David Fried This Thursday (NOV 9th) at 2 PM UTC.

💡 Amenities & modules.

The hideout acts as the core hub for survivors. It houses three main rooms, each equipped with functional modules (special machine stations). As survivors progress, they can enhance the interior, expand the space, & introduce new functionalities to these modules.

Non-crafting modules

🧭 Comms station. Used to select a raid location, choose quests, & initiate the raid.
🧰 Stash. A key module in the hideout, where players store all their items, transferring them to and from their inventory as needed. Initially, the stash has limited space, but it can be expanded through upgrades to hold more.
✨ Skill module. This module empowers players to improve & customize their character with new abilities.
🏪 Terminal. A hub for trading, where players can buy or sell items with other players, NPCs, or the EoF marketplace.
⚙️ Generator. Powers all crafting, upgrading, & recycling activities. It runs on fuel collected during raids.

Crafting modules

🛠 Crafting Station. A module used to craft equipment items.
💣 Ammo Bench. A module used to craft ammunition for weapons & explosive consumables.
🦠 Bio Station. A module used to craft various biological & med consumables.
🧬 Chem Lab. A module used to craft materials from other materials.
🏆 Upgrade Module. The upgrade module is used to increase rarity of an item effectively making it stronger.
♻️ Recycler. A module used to break equipment items & receive materials from them.

So this is the hideout. Can’t wait for you to visit in game, which will happen quite soon…

About Engines of Fury

Engines of Fury is a free to play top-down extraction shooter set against the stark, chilling backdrop of a post-apocalyptic dystopia. Powered by 1-token deflationary in-game economy where $FURY is at the center of the game with lots of utility & ever-increasing demand.

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October has been nothing short of intriguing for us at Engines of Fury. We were dropping one bomb after another starting from the reveal of a team member we had kept under wraps for an entire year, to diving deep into the Halloween mystery case. Before we go on for another month of thrills let’s recap the latest standout moments.

Listed among the best web3 games in the GAM3 Awards 🔝

We survived the apocalypse to deliver players a thrilling top-down extraction shooter experience. Our proof of work is our progress & it has been noticed. Now we need your help to show that Engines of Fury is the most anticipated game out there! Nominate us.

Revealing Dave — One of the Biggest Project Aces Yet ♠️

We enjoy keeping things intriguing & revealing only small glimpses of the game piece by piece, always keeping you on your toes. One of our hidden aces was Dave Fried, a true legend in the gaming world. He’s got major titles on his resume like Warcraft, World of Warcraft, Diablo, Assassin’s Creed, and many more from his time with gaming powerhouses like Ubisoft & Blizzard.

The best-kept secret? This gaming world legend has been working on Engines of Fury as Chief Game Designer for over a year now, focusing on game economy & lore.

Don’t miss Dave’s debut appearance on our X spaces broadcast, and you can also catch him chatting on our Discord daily 💬

**Spoiler Alert ** — Major Reveals 🪄🔮

This month, we spoiled our community by dropping 20 major game reveals in a single X post. Check it out; it showcases glimpses of the hideout, the new ‘Nuclear Testing Site’, unseen Bosses, and the highest-tier weapons & armor.

This is a kaleidoscope of Engines of Fury. Now, we’re going to delve into and showcase each aspect individually.

Halloween Murder Mystery 🕵️‍♀️ 🎃

You already know that Halloween is our fave holiday. Given our apocalyptic origins, we have a soft spot for all things spooky. This year, we’ve went all out with a themed murder mystery campaign.
Following game reveals (hideout, new ‘Nuclear testing Site’ map & bosses) as clues we have untangled mysterious crime.

The final bang was the pre-alpha gameplay peek-a-boo.

Sure you checked all the reveals?
Hideout
Nuclear Testing Site Map
Bosses

All teams are in the highest grind mode, as we are getting closer to the game launch 💥. This stage is about adding more ‘juice’ to the game — polishing gameplay mechanics, adding more content, & perfecting the overall game feel is the main focus. We’ve crossed yet another successful milestone from our development roadmap focused on upgrading the first map & player extraction mechanics.

📺 Watch live stream development update with CTO Edvinas 👉 here 👈.

💅 Buffing the first map

The first game map — the Military Base — now looks more dreadful & frightening than ever. That’s exactly the vibe we were going for when finishing the last ambience points like added environmental VFXs 🔥, set up lighting 💡& fog effects 🌁.
With these improvements we’re prepared to immerse players in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. What’s even better is that each session offers a unique location setup, ensuring players experience the thrill of the unknown every time they enter the game.

More leaks & peeks on INSTAGRAM 👀
Deep game insights & discussions on DISCORD 🎮

🪂 Ready for extractions

The stars of this milestone were our back-end team. They’ve been hard at work setting up the primary game loop mechanics, particularly extraction. We’ve now established an extraction point network, allowing players to raid maps, collect their loot, and make their escape via these designated points. For instance, hop onto a chopper to retreat back to the hideout.

💪 Bulking up the content

We have really nailed down the game content streamline — therefore we have introduced additional enemy & boss types. Not leaving players empty handed, each week art team is adding hundreds of assets of weaponry to the collection.
Additionally, the game design team just could not sit tight & decided to juice up the enemy ability pool. So now, these guys come out shooting, punching & exploding from all around.

Excited to bring you updates, keep up with us on social media for more peeks, can’t wait to show you the bigger picture of the game.

About Engines of Fury

Engines of Fury is a free to play top-down extraction shooter set against the stark, chilling backdrop of a post-apocalyptic dystopia. Powered by 1-token deflationary in-game economy where $FURY is at the center of the game with lots of utility & ever-increasing demand.

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