MR RACER: PREMIUM Is Free in the Mobile Epic Games Store
The Mobile Epic Games Store is now giving away free game titles every week; all you have to do is remember to collect them.
This week, collect, customize and race high-performance vehicles in MR RACER: Premium.
MR RACER: Premium. Act quickly because this loot is only free via the Mobile Epic Games Store for a limited time.
For a while now, the Epic Games Store has been giving gamers free PC titles and in-game loot every single week. Now, mobile gamers can get in on the freebie action using the Mobile Epic Games Store app. All you have to do is download the app, log into your Epic Games account (or create a new one) and get the goods. Remembering to claim your freebies is the hardest part. Luckily, Geek Girl Authority will be there to remind you every week.
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MR RACER (2020) is a racing game published by StoreRider and developed by Chennai Games. Choose from offline race mode or challenge your friends and global players in real-time multiplayer races. If you are up for a challenge, MR RACER features 100 levels in challenge mode and unlimited chase mode levels. Play solo and become a legend by beating all of your rivals in career mode. There are even more game modes with seven total ways to play.
Choose from 15 high-powered vehicles that you can upgrade and customize. Experience 3D graphics and realistic lighting from first-person, second-person or top-down views. Race using multiple control options, including tilt or button steering. Additionally, choose from automatic or manual acceleration. There are tons of ways to customize your racing experience in MR RACER.
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The premium version is now free for a limited time via the Mobile Epic Games Store. This includes no ads, the Fancy Pack and 5,000,000 game cash to buy and customize your dream car.
MR RACER: Premium is free (a $4.99 value) in the Mobile Epic Games Store until May 15 at 10 am ET.
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