Unionfall — Press Kit

Unionfall is a browser MMORPG about a bureaucratic fantasy nation where classes are careers, telegraphs tell the truth, and your build is a stance you commit to.

Download the kit (3.7 MB zip)

Screenshots at full resolution, logo on transparent and solid backgrounds, key art, and this fact sheet as plain text. Filed in triplicate.

Fact sheet

Game	Unionfall
Developer	Abrahan Chavez, solo developer — Texas, USA
Status	Closed alpha. Levels 1–25 are playable now; scheduled test waves begin September 2026, so everyone plays at once and the world has people in it.
Platform	Browser, on a desktop or laptop — nothing to install. A Steam release is planned.
Price	Free during alpha. No pay-to-win, ever. A one-time supporter pack is planned for later — cosmetics and thanks, no power.
Engine	TypeScript + Babylon.js, custom authoritative multiplayer server.
Website	unionfall.com
Contact	hello@unionfall.com
Trailer	In production — September 2026. Clips available on request.

About the game

Unionfall is a massively multiplayer RPG set in the Unbound States, a fantasy nation run like a government office. You arrive classless, get processed by the Adventurer Bureau, and choose one of seven careers — from Swordsman to Merchant — each a fantasy played straight. Combat is click-to-move with telegraphs that tell the truth: the ground shows every hit before it lands. Builds are permanent enough to mean something. The first 25 levels, a hundred-floor corporate tower, and a two-team lane battle are playable today, in a browser, with nothing to install. Free during alpha. No pay-to-win, ever.

The tower's floors are named Middle Management, Upper Management, and the C-Suite. The first training dummy wears a placard reading HOSTILE REPRESENTATIVE — PLEASE STRIKE RESPONSIBLY. This is the tone throughout. The combat is not joking.

Screenshots

In-game captures from the current alpha build. Full resolution (1788×1006) in the kit download.

Noobia's central plaza: stone houses, lamp posts, and the Registration Terminal — Noobia, the starting city — the plaza and its Registration Terminal.

Market stalls under striped awnings along a Noobia avenue — Market row. The signposts are load-bearing civic infrastructure.

Wide view of the Noobia plaza with market stalls and citizens — The plaza, from the office across the street.

A cobbled avenue in Noobia with civic boards and stalls — Civic Work Board, Bureau Issuing Counter, and other attractions.

A mage on a forest road approaching a targeted Acorn Hopper — Noobland Fields — closing on an Acorn Hopper, target locked.

An Acorn Hopper with a selection ring beside berry bushes — The Acorn Hopper considers its options. It has few.

Logo & key art

The kit download includes the logo on transparent and solid backgrounds, the hero painting, and portraits of all seven classes. Key art is concept art — it sets the tone and is not in-game rendering. Everything under “Screenshots” above is the real game.

Covering the alpha

Record and stream freely. No permission needed, no NDA, no embargo. Monetized videos are fine.
Label it alpha. Progress can be reset between tests and features will change; please say so when it's relevant.
Disclosure. If we ever compensate you for coverage, that relationship must be clearly disclosed. Access is never conditioned on positive coverage — say what you actually think.
Audio. The game's music and sound are original or licensed for the game; they are safe to include in videos.

AI-generated content disclosure

Written to match what actually ships, and kept consistent with our Steam content survey when the Steam page goes live:

Art: concept art, class portraits, icons, and some textures are produced with image-generation tools working from hand-built reference sheets, then curated and edited by the developer. World layouts, models, and animations are hand-assembled.
Audio: voice lines and music are generated with ElevenLabs tools and curated by hand.
Code & design: written by the developer with AI-assisted tooling; every system is human-designed and human-reviewed.
At runtime: the shipped game generates nothing with AI. No live AI content, no AI chat.

About the developer

Unionfall is built by Abrahan Chavez, a solo developer in Texas who grew up on Ragnarok Online and wanted the feeling back: a world that's cute without being soft, where a build is a decision and a town is full of people. The Bureau, the paperwork, and the tower full of middle management grew out of asking what a fantasy nation would actually be like to live in. Say hello at hello@unionfall.com — the Bureau answers faster than it files.