Dying a lot in Fury? Don't worry. Auran Games has finally announced details about the first free content update for Fury, and increased player survivability is one of the changes included along with additional game types, maps and a rebalanced and improved equipment system. Learn more about the update and what it contains at the full article.

It looks like Auran Games is well into the Christmas spirit this early as it offers players the chance to get a hold of its MMOPvP game Fury. Reports from the company have it that the game will be available at the lower price point of AU$ 49.95 (around US$ 44) through its online shopping website.

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Auran Games' MMORPG Fury has learned a lot as a fledgling MMORPG since it went live last month. In a recent newsletter posted on its official website, the developers talk about some of the new changes they plan on implementing to improve the game as a whole.

To match up to their claim in creating the "number one PvP game in the world", the developers from Auran Games have implemented some new features to help new players get their feet wet. Check out the full article right after the jump!

European gamers who, after joining the Fury Challenge, couldn't get enough of this PvP-centric game will be pleased to find out that Fury will be launched in Europe on October 26. To prepare for the occasion, Auran Games are working on a small patch for the MMORPG which will go live later in the week.

For those who haven't heard of Fury, this MMORPG sports a unique combat system that allows players to use almost all of their abilities instantly. In addition to this, most spells don't need to "channel" allowing magic users to run around and dodge incoming attacks while casting. Playing the game online is free though more hardcore gamers who want to be able to connect to the servers without having to wait may opt to avail of the Immortal subscription plan.

So far Fury already has a pretty solid community supporting the game, so players won't have to search for opponents to play against. If this MMORPG becomes even more popular, we might be seeing Auran Games working on a sequel.

There's a new trailer for Auran Games' Fury out now over at GameTrailers, and while the video subtitles itself as school of death, we prefer to think of it as the most epic bloodless bloodbath ever conceived by man. Why? Because the fight features an every-gamer-for-himself mentality that really epitomizes MMORPG PVP goodness.

The video starts off by introducing the Invoker and Destroyer character classes and sets the stage for the battle, which is appropriately called Bloodbath. In Bloodbath, you're essentially playing a deathmatch, where players score points by killing other players. In some added twists to the usual deathmatch setting, points leaders can be killed for a higher point score than regular players, so you can probably expect to see a the points leaders changing over time.

The game also introduces Elite abilities, such as the Meteor spell and the Kingslayer deathblow. The Kingslayer deathblow is especially terrific to watch, mostly because the best way to really kill a king is to ensure he has no heirs; you can probably guess where the characters will be kicking other players then.

In any case, fans of the newly-released MMORPG will find themselves enjoying the new video immensely. For everyone else, there's something worth watching about the Kingslayer deathblow, and it's something we can definitely say that you should spare the three minutes it takes to watch this Fury video. Enjoy!

Auran Games and Gamecock Media Group have announced that Fury has already been shipped to various North American Retailers. MMORPG fans will probably find this game quite refreshing since it focuses more on Player versus Player combat than the usual Player versus Environment formats most titles follow.

Perhaps the biggest come-on of the game is that it gives players the option to either play online for free or to avail of the Immortal subscription plan at US$ 9.95. Unlike some of the other games which offer this option, the developers have announced that all abilities, weapons, armor, and free content updates will be available no matter which subscription players choose.

The Fury community has shown a lot of support for this upcoming game. We'll have to see if the game catches the interest of the rest of the gaming community when it comes out later in the month.

Auran Games has made public the full prize list for the Fury Challenge. Over US$ 2 million are at stake in the tournament, with clans battling for GeForce 8600 graphics cards while individual entrants duke it out for a chance to win one of three Dell computers. Check out the full prize list below.

• 1st - Dell XPS M2010 Notebook + US$ 500 Gamestop Voucher
• 2nd - Dell XPS 720 + G15 Keyboard
• 3rd - Dell XPS 720 + G5 Mouse
• 4th - US$ 250 Gamestop Voucher
• 5th - US$ 250 Gamestop Voucher
• 6th - 15th - Merc Keyboards + US$ 50 D2D gift Vouchers
• 16th - 100th - Merc Keyboards
• 1st - 1,000th - CyberShotz 12 Pack
• 1st - 100,000th - 1 Month Gamerail Subscription

The Fury Challenge is an open beta event that pits players against each other in what is being billed as the world's first 100% PvP MMO. This ladder-based competition runs until October 7, so if you've set your eye on any of the prizes listed above, you better get cracking.

Fury is scheduled for an October release.

In a fitting move to commemorate the 21st birthday of the Australian Made program, Auran Games just announced that their upcoming online game title, Fury, will be the first video game to carry the "Australian Made, Australian Grown" logo.

To refresh your brains about Auran Game's PVP-heavy title, Fury is set in the world of Altaia, where the Chosen are trained in combat to fight other Chosen from rival nations. One of the unique features of the game is that there's no grinding, not even enemy AI to be found within the game.

Auran's CEO Tony Hilliam is particularly proud of his company's achievement. "I'm very happy to see that Auran will be the first to use the Australian Made logo. Aussie gamers will now be able to support world class games that were developed right on their doorstep," he said.

Codemasters has revealed their game lineup for this year's Games Convention at Leipzig. The company will showcase new titles for the Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 home video game consoles as well as new downloadable content for some of their existing titles. Here's the lineup:

• Clive Barker's Jericho (PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360)
• Turning Point: Fall of Liberty (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) - The focus will be on the Xbox 360 version of this title.
• Colin McRae: Dirt (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) - Gamers will be able to test drive the PS3 version of this Xbox 360 and PC best-seller. The PS3 version is slated to launch this September.
• Overlord (PC, Xbox 360) - Gamers will be able to go head to head via an all-new split screen multiplayer mode available soon as a free content update over the Xbox Live Marketplace.
• The Lord of the Rings: Shadows of Angmar - Attendees will get the chance to check out a playable first look at Book 10: The City of the Kings, the second free update for LotRO.

Codemasters Online will also be hosting the first European look at Auran Games' upcoming PvP-centric MMORPG Fury at the OnlineWelten stand, located in Hall 4 B01. The company's showcase booth will be at Hall 4, F01.

Six new screenshots from Auran Games' upcoming MMORPG title Fury have come our way via MMORPG.com. These screenshots show of more of the game's beautiful graphics, provided by the Unreal Engine 3. Check 'em out below.

   

Australian video game developer Auran has touted Fury as "the best PvP experience ever". One of the cool things that the game brings to the PvP arena is its unique spell and ability activation feature. The words "cooldown time" aren't found in the Fury vocabulary, and spell and abilities within the game activate instantly. Do we hear somebody saying "spell spam"?

Fury is currently in closed beta and is slated for an early October release.

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