Fallen Earth launch date delayed to Sept 22

by James Egan on Sep 5th 2009 1:00PM

Sci-fi, Fallen Earth, Launches, MMO industry, New titles

Fans looking forward to the release date of post-apocalyptic MMO Fallen Earth are going to have to wait a bit longer. The game was originally slated for a Sept. 9th launch that creeped up to Sept. 15th. Now Fallen Earth LLC has announced the title's launch has been delayed again to September 22nd.

Fallen Earth Product Manager Jessica Orr addressed the delay and stated, "Our main focus is to make sure that Fallen Earth is easily accessible to as many fans as possible. We are working on initiatives that are near fruition and we simply need more time." Fallen Earth LLC added that pre-order customers will still get early access to the game on September 9th.

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Reader Comments (21)

The game has a very nice community and the player base seems mature at this point. The game does suffer from minor bugs, but nothing really to nasty to make you up and quit.

If your looking for a mature crowd of gamers, well they are here. This game isn't revolved around speed leveling to end game since the game is designed on a skill system that is in place, but that doesn't stop the hardcore players in this game as well.

This games caters to more of the sandbox player base and not so much for the theme park mmo players. So if you want to feel lost in a PA scenario with many way to take your character. This is the game for you.

My suggestions as a mmo player for 10 years. If your favorite mmorpgs of the past were Anarchy Online, Eve, SWG, Neocron mixed in with some Neocron elements. You might enjoy the game. The game supports PvE and PvP.

I believe its a diamond in the ruff, but that's just my opinion. With talk of player housing, camps and expansions already in the works. I believe you will be see more of Fallen Earth in the future. It could very well be as successful as Eve Online, but only time will tell.

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