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Open Fortress keeps its official FAQ and news in two places on openfortress.fun: the FAQ page for common questions, and the Blog page for announcements and update posts. The same site navigation also links to Credits and Contribute, and the homepage lists the project's social channels for ongoing updates. If you want a single starting point, open the site and use the top navigation rather than searching elsewhere.
The FAQ page
The site's navigation includes a dedicated FAQ entry, which is where the project collects answers to common questions about Open Fortress. This is the first place to check if you have a recurring question about the game.
Because the FAQ is maintained as part of the official site, it reflects the project's own wording rather than third-party summaries. If a question isn't covered there, the other pages below are the next step.
The Blog for updates and announcements
The navigation also includes a Blog section. This is where update posts and announcements are published, so it's the page to check when you want to know what has changed or what the team is currently working on.
A practical routine:
- Open openfortress.fun.
- Select Blog from the navigation to read the latest posts.
- Select FAQ for standing questions about the game itself.
Credits and Contribute
Two further navigation entries describe how the project is made and how to get involved:
- Credits — who worked on the project.
- Contribute — how to take part in the project.
These are useful if your question is about the people behind Open Fortress or about helping with it, rather than about gameplay.
Social channels for live updates
The homepage lists the project's social accounts, including a handle shown as @OpenFortress alongside community links. These are the channels to follow for day-to-day activity between blog posts.
| What you want | Where to look |
|---|---|
| Answers to common questions | FAQ page |
| News and update posts | Blog page |
| Who made the project | Credits page |
| How to help | Contribute page |
| Ongoing activity | Social channels listed on the homepage |
Download and platform notes
The homepage also presents a Download option and an Alpha listing, alongside a wishlist link. If your question is specifically about getting the game, start from the Download entry on the site and treat the FAQ and Blog as the places to confirm current details, since those pages are where the project communicates changes.
One thing worth knowing: Open Fortress is described on the site as a fan creation, and the page states it is not affiliated with Valve Corporation. Valve, the Valve logo, Steam, and the Steam logo are noted as trademarks of Valve Corporation. That context matters if you're trying to work out whether this is an official Valve product — it isn't.