FreeJack Learns Japanese with New Map

Game Bridger Entertainment, a global publisher of interactive online entertainment media and the proprietor of the GamerKraft global free-to-play gaming portal, announced today that it will delay the full release of its parkour racing game, FreeJack, into Fall 2011. It’s not all bad news for FreeJack fans though, as the firm also released today a new map for the game. The new Japan-themed track, titled "Go! Sakurunner!!", is available now via a free patch update.

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FreeJack’s full release, originally slated for June 2011, will be delayed into the fall. Game Bridger Entertainment expressed a high quality standard and a need for more development time as the main reasons behind the delay. "FreeJack’s full release will represent a major step for the FreeJack brand and will introduce many new features to the game. In order to deliver a full version worthy of the dedicated FreeJack playerbase, Game Bridger Entertainment has decided to delay its release into fall 2011," stated Eric Wei, CEO of Game Bridger Entertainment.

Despite the delay, FreeJack introduced an all-new Japan themed map today, called "Go! Sakurunner!!". The track unfolds through a colorful Japanese city center. Flashy billboards, cherry blossom trees, a monorail, and ancient Japanese temples are just some of the sights and sounds players can expect to encounter on their run through the map. "Go Sakurunner!!" is available now as a free patch update. Download and play FreeJack for free from: http://freejack.gamerkraft.com.