Posts tagged auran 
Hell hath no Fury, neither does anyone else now
Auran's reportedly $13.2 million PvP-based MMO disaster Fury will shut down within the next 48 hours. The official Fury forums announced those handling the game could not find a way to keep the servers running, so both the game servers and Fury forums will shut down imminently. We're not exactly s...
Fury developer Auran shuts down
Fury developer Auran has reportedly entered voluntary administration after closing shop and laying employees off yesterday afternoon. Gamespot AU reports via an insider that the company will meet with creditors in a month to decide whether it will fully liquidate or restructure. Fury, which allege...
Fury unleashes Oct. 9, issues million dollar beta challenge
PvP MMO Fury will be be prepared to "unleash the fury" on October 9 (Oct. 12 in Europe). We did get a little hands-on time with the game at E3 and the beta has been going on since early last month. But before you go waiting until Oct. 9 to get your PvP MMO on, there's a little contest that'll happ...
Unleash the Fury in a free preview weekend, July 27th
Come July 27th (12PM PT), Australian developers Auran will be opening the doors of Fury for a sixty hour weekend of sheer PvP insanity. Having walked away from E3 with positive impressions of the upcoming MMO title (including our own), publisher Gamecock has decided that now is the best time to ge...
Joystiq hands-on: Fury
We like it when a developer is straight-up with us about their game. The developers from Auran, who are working on the MMO Fury, were quite honest in saying, "It's WoW battlegrounds meets Guild Wars, with a bit of Unreal and Battlefield tossed in." This got our attention and the straight-talk expr...
Unleash the Fury, beta commences July 6
Looking to try out Fury, the in-development Player vs. Player MMO with FPS elements that claims to do away with level grinding? The first phase of closed beta testing is scheduled to commence Friday, July 6 at 9 pm ET; you can register at the game's website here. (Those who have already signed up ...
Gamecock: former 'G.O.D.' heads launch indie-friendly publisher
Former Gathering of Developers executives Mike Wilson and Harry Miller are buck-buck-bucking the trend of safe bets (major licenses and sequels), founding an "independent, artist-driven" game publishing company dubbed Gamecock Media Group. "At least they're not infringing on my trademark: Gamepecke...
