Once Upon a Time Trial: Fantasy Racer Tales Runner Officially Released
Following its second successful Beta test, the fable-infused racing adventure Tales Runner is finally shifting gears into full release. A lot of new content such as maps, modes, characters, mini-games and even events as well new exclusive goodies in the growing cash shop are planned for the racers recent launch.
The bright and colorful realms of Tales Runner are aesthetically dazzling, yet familiar to the eyes of one with a passion for fairy tales. Racers are pit against each other in worlds such as Jack and the Bean Stalk and Alice in Wonderland, racing through child hood memories like an old man eating candy.
PvP racing in Tales Runner consists of up to 30 players darting for the finish line, competing in several classic modes such as relay and co-op, and also a Survival mode-- typically unheard of in the racing genre. This along with some intriguing PvE content, social venues and mini-games that have friends racing their pets and teaming up against various bosses and quests sets Tales Runner aside from the average racer.
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