New Graffiti Mode Revealed In Free-To-Play Parkour Racing Game FreeJack
Game Bridger Entertainment, a global publisher of interactive online entertainment media and the proprietor of the GamerKraft global free-to-play gaming portal, released today a teaser trailer unveiling an upcoming new mode for its parkour racer, FreeJack. The new mode will be released as part of FreeJack’s full release in May 2011.
Graffiti mode is a new team-based mode that pits runners against each other in a race to collect paint and spray the ultimate tag! Graffiti matches promise to be hectic and unpredictable as players attack each other in an effort to steal each other’s paint! The team to spray their tag first wins!
FreeJack is a free-to-play parkour racing game for Windows PCs. Players race head-to-head across the urban metropolis of New Jack City in high-octane foot races, chaining together stylish flips and tricks into combos to increase their speed and cross the finish line first! Players can personalize their character with fresh outfits and running gear and even customize their own unique in-game living space with cool furniture and accessories to show off to friends! FreeJack also supports online leaderboards, a club/clan system, in-game friends lists, and more! FreeJack was voted by players the Best New Game of 2010 in the MMOsite’s Annual Reader’s Choice Awards. FreeJack is part of the GamerKraft free games portal.
FreeJack is free to play and can be downloaded from http://freejack.gamerkraft.com.
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