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Free Running

"The whole ethos of Free Running (an urban environment sport also known as Parkour) is to be free, break boundaries, go where others dare not."

Rebellion Developments·Core Design·Reef Entertainment·Graffiti Entertainment· April 5, 2007· Main Game
50
Critic Score
1 reviews
50
User Score
1 ratings

The whole ethos of Free Running (an urban environment sport also known as Parkour) is to be free, break boundaries, go where others dare not. In this game, the world around you becomes your playground -- where others walk, you jump; where others stop, you climb; where others stall, you leap to victory!

Released 5 April 2007 for Nintendo DS, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable by Rebellion Developments and Core Design, published by Reef Entertainment and Graffiti Entertainment. Rated T by ESRB, 7 by PEGI.

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Nintendo DS
Standard
WW
Dec 31, 2007
Cancelled
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Standard
EU
Oct 1, 2009
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Standard
WW
Dec 3, 2019
PlayStation 2
Standard
EU
Apr 20, 2007
PlayStation 2
Standard
AU
Apr 5, 2007
PlayStation Portable
Standard
EU
Apr 20, 2007
Wii
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EU
Apr 20, 2007
PlayStation Portable
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AU
Apr 5, 2007
Wii
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NA
Apr 28, 2010
Critic Score
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User Score
50 /100
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Based on 1 rating
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Score Comparison
Critics
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Users
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Score Guide
90–100
Universal Acclaim
75–89
Generally Favorable
50–74
Mixed or Average
CriticsUsers
20–49
Generally Unfavorable
0–19
Overwhelming Dislike