The main characters typically give greater rewards and more useful items. Mission-givers range from various Cartoon Network characters (for example, Numbuh 5 of Codename: Kids Next Door) to more generic characters from those series, such as random Kids Next Door agents. Missions are given by various characters around the game world, who cluster around travel hubs. The main focus of the game is the completion of missions. After leaving the first level, they can choose between a wider range of guides, and can switch to a new guide later if they choose. The player is guided in their quest by a specific character, beginning with Dexter's computer, Computress. Gathering enough fusion matter will trigger a special mission that will raise their level upon completion. Instead, they gather a loose analog known as fusion matter (which has multiple purposes) through defeating enemies and completing missions.
Unlike ordinary role-playing games, the player does not gain experience in the conventional sense. The player is provided with numerous weapons to accomplish this, including projectile weapons (pistols, shotguns, rockets), melee weapons, and grenades. Much of the gameplay revolves around defeating fusion monsters for various reasons. The game has large playable environments, with travel facilitated by various warp points.
Their character is viewed from a third-person perspective, and the range of movement consists of walking in any direction and a short-distance jump. In FusionFall, the player takes control of a customized avatar to traverse the world. Both games have received permission from Cartoon Network, but aren't in affiliation with them or any of the original game's developers. The two projects are collectively known as under the name of the official website, FusionFall Universe.
An upcoming associated game, FusionFall Legacy, is intended to be an expansion and improvement of the original, and has been in development since 2016.
The game has been renamed FusionFall Retro, and uses the original Game's pre-'Birthday Bash' update build. However, the game has now been revived thanks to a group of fans. The game was originally shut down August 23, 2013. It was scheduled to be released in Summer 2008, but the release date was moved up to January 14, 2009. Free Users can play the full game as of April 2010. Cartoon Network has used the Unity engine as its client technology basis. It was developed by Cartoon Network and Grigon Entertainment. Cartoon Network Universe: FusionFall is a massively multiplayer online game (MMO).
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