Introducing the all new Enjin In-Game Client powered by Overwolf. We've partnered with Overwolf to bring you the ultimate gaming experience with Enjin. The Enjin in-game client will allow everyone to instantly share screenshots and videos to Enjin profiles and websites. Including the ability to chat with Enjin friends and use in-game tools to manage your guild, clan or gaming website. Let’s get right into the features!




Enjin Dashboard

You can quickly access your Enjin dashboard while in game. Check messages, update your status, and manage your site all without alt tabbing. This is an excellent feature for any user, but especially so for administrators and moderators who will be able to view recruitment applications, reports and site activity - All without leaving your favorite game!



Get instant access to your Enjin dashboard in the heat of battle!



Screen Capture directly to your profile or website

A screenshot is worth a thousand words. Just finished the end game raid boss and want to start a convo? Want to show your friends your epic level gear or just a funny comment that showed up in the chat? Take a screenshot with the click of a button, and then post it directly to your profile wall, website wall or gallery.






  • Personal bragging rights: Share a screenshot either on your wall or in your profile gallery. Permission levels allow you to decide whether only your friends or the public can view it.

  • Team glory: Share a screenshot on your site’s wall or gallery. Let everyone see the win screen for your epic clan match, or the body of the big ugly dragon you just raided.

Video Record directly to your profile or website

Hell’s about to break loose? Maybe you’re doing a tutorial on crafting? Maybe you’ve got a full magazine and just snuck up behind the entire enemy team in the subway. Get it all on tape with a hotkey, then quickly upload it to YouTube and share it on your Enjin profile or website wall instantly!


Record videos in-game then share it to your profile or site wall!

Share your videos on your profile or site’s activity wall. This is great for broadcasting your work to the world. You can also use permission levels to decide who gets to see the video.


In-Game Browser (Your Community)

The Enjin’s client in-game browser allows you to check your website without leaving your game. View or hide it with a click. You can also look up a guide on how to defeat the boss that’s punching you in the face, find videos, or just get a start on your homework while doing more important things (Like gaming!).



Keep updated with your guild or clan website while you play!

  •  You can completely manage your Enjin website while in-game. Edit your page layout, update the forums, or ban one of your users for having the audacity to steal your loot!

Enjin Chat & Multi-IM Chat

Communicate with Enjin friends and guild/clan mates, while you’re in game or on the desktop – with your Enjin Client running. You can also chat with other IM clients.

Stay in touch with Enjin friends in-game!

  •  Enjin chat - See who’s online on your website and invite them right into the heat of battle!


TeamSpeak 3 In-Game

Get full in-game Teamspeak 3 client functionality and alerts from TeamSpeak, while you play! Notice: the client supports only 32bit version of TeamSpeak (no problems with 64bit operating systems though).



...and so much more!

  • Web Browser
  • Music Player
  • Alarm Clock
  • Social media feeds
  • Twitter
  • Gmail
  • Skype
So much more!


Which games are supported?

Star Wars: The Old Republic
Battlefield 3
World of Warcraft
League of Legends
RIFT
Call of Duty Series
Eve Online
Diablo III Beta
Guild Wars
Team Fortress 2
StarCraft II
Aion
America's Army 3
World Of Tanks
Counter-Strike: Source

… and 100’s more! More game support is coming soon! See the full list here.

We’ll be constantly working with Overwolf to maintain and upgrade the client. This means the inclusion of a new forum on the Enjin Forums for handling in-game client support and suggestions. The client is very much functional, but we will always be asking for user input while we work out the kinks and add additional features and functionality.