TL;DR
- Engines of Fury launches Season 4 with a seasonal reset (Sporefall) that wipes non-tokenized progress.
- Its dual-currency economy uses off-chain ALLOY for in-game purchases and on-chain $FURY for progression and trading.
- NFTs (like Initiate’s Pass & Engine Cores) grant access, benefits, and are required to unlock high-value rewards.
Engines of Fury began Season 4 on January 29, 2026, triggering a full server wipe and seasonal reset that cleared leaderboards and map progression. The update reasserts the game’s extraction-shooter model while foregrounding its dual-currency Web3 economy—an arrangement traders and treasuries should assess for liquidity and risk.
Season reset and core gameplay
The January 29 server wipe restarted progression and leaderboards, delivering a clean competitive slate for players, according to publisher coverage cited by industry outlets. The title blends PvPvE raids with high-stakes extraction: death destroys inventory and can transfer equipped items to surviving players, intensifying loot volatility. The update also confirms the continuation of a monthly cycle called the “Sporefall,” which wipes non‑tokenized progress while retaining blockchain-tied assets.
“The Sporefall … wipes non-tokenized progress at the end of each month,” reads published game documentation reported by coverage of the release, highlighting that tokenized assets persist across resets and therefore form the backbone of long-term accumulation.
Economy, NFTs and market metrics
Season 4 runs on a dual-currency model. ALLOY is the off‑chain soft currency earned in raids and used for in‑game purchases and crafting, while $FURY is the on‑chain utility token used for deeper progression and external trading, according to game guides and ecosystem write‑ups.
- Initiate’s Pass NFT — grants seasonal progression access and early-tier benefits, according to coingabbar.
- Engine Cores NFTs — power hideout modules and are required to open Faction Lockboxes; they are tradable on NFT marketplaces.
- Faction Shards — rare raid drops used to craft Faction Lockboxes.
- Faction Lockboxes — when opened with an Engine Core, yield large ALLOY payouts (reported ranges: 100–10,000 ALLOY).
The developer materials cited a $FURY maximum supply of 120,000,000 and reported approximately 58.35 million tokens in circulation. Exchange price feeds show $FURY trading at about $0.00261 as of 04 Feb 2026 00:25:15 GMT, with a reported market capitalization in the low six figures and 24‑hour volume around $40–41K, according to exchange data aggregated in post‑release coverage.
A short market projection included in coverage placed an average $FURY price for 2026 near $0.00269, with a modeled range between $0.001398 and $0.003819. These numbers underscore both tight market depth and potential for intra‑period volatility.
For traders and treasuries, the mechanics are operationally significant: ALLOY must be accumulated in‑game and converted to $FURY for on‑chain transferability; NFTs such as Engine Cores enable unlocking high-value on‑chain rewards; and the Sporefall reset penalizes non‑tokenized holdings, increasing the relative utility of blockchain assets.
Outlook: liquidity remains concentrated and market capitalization is modest, so professional desks and institutional treasuries should monitor exchange order books, circulating supply updates, and NFT marketplace liquidity before allocating capital.
The recurring end‑of‑month Sporefall reset will continue to influence inventory strategies and token flows, reinforcing the need to track convertibility between ALLOY and $FURY and to assess the cost of acquiring Engine Cores on secondary markets.
