Free Running 2 - Game


Free running is defined as the art of expressing oneself in his or her environment without limitation. It is a discipline founded by Sebastien Foucan and aims to incorporate everything that is useful. It started in 2003 and was developed as a more inclusive form of the discipline of Parkour.

Free-run through the city environments and overcome all the obstacles in your way. Defy gravity - risking virtual life and limb in this great action game. Jump, grab and climb walls - and do flips and somersaults to show off for the camera to get a top score.

Remember - you’re against the clock - so watch out for the time bonuses and do your best to get to the end of the parkour courses.



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