B112-B119: Block Zone and launcher updates
Desktop gains the Block Zone, an optional block-building world you enter as your own character from the Past, plus a faster launcher.
2026-10-26updatedesktopblock zonelaunchernew mode
Seven desktop releases on October 26, 2026 opened the Block Zone and reworked how the launcher delivers it. Web and mobile are unchanged by these updates.
B112: the Block Zone
- What it is. The Block Zone is a separate world made of blocks. You enter it as your own FusionFall character and can mine, place blocks, craft and fight there.
- How to enter. Type
/everblockin chat, use the BLOCK ZONE row in the NanoCom menu, or use the Block Zone service of Recruit 108 in Sector V. - How to leave. Type
/leave. - FusionFall on top. Your hotbar, chat and Nano powers stay with you, and the minimap shows an overhead view of the blocks.
- BLOCKS bag tab. A new tab in your bag holds what you carry between the two worlds.
- Desktop only. The Block Zone needs the desktop game.
B114 and B115: launcher rollout
- Older launchers first update themselves, then download the Block Zone files.
- The launcher downloads several files at once and shows progress per file.
B116: Past only
- The Block Zone opens only for characters in the Past.
- Leaving it puts you in the Past Sector V.
- Mouse clicks build and break blocks while your FusionFall character is shown, and Alt+1 to Alt+3 summon and fire your Nanos.
B117: faster update checks
- The launcher checks for updates much faster and shows which build is installed.
B118 and B119: performance and input
- Better performance inside the Block Zone.
- Jumps no longer rubber-band.
- Clicks from a laptop touchpad place blocks reliably.
Later changes
- B123 (October 28, 2026) made the Block Zone an optional add-on in the launcher.
- B132E (October 31, 2026): without the add-on installed, the BLOCK ZONE menu row and the BLOCKS bag tab are hidden, and
/everblocktells you how to install it.
See also: Block Zone, Launcher and Updates, Play on Desktop