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Version v1.2.8 · 2026-07-30
Refreshing new animation in the main menu!
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The store currently lists version v1.2.8, updated 2026-07-30.








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The Master of Concussions is back for more!
After more than 15 years of falling, you could consider this a retro arcade “vertical runner” gem.
What goes down, usually meets something hard on its way. But Fred keeps surviving in this classic gross-out chaos, plunging from sky-high heights to the fiery depths in a vertical freefall like no other.
Upgrade your skills, collect outrageous power-ups, and unlock a hilarious cast of characters. With improved graphics and all the chaotic fun of the original, this is the ultimate retro experience for daredevils and gory fans alike.
Game Features:
• Endless vertical mayhem — zoom past dozens of ridiculously dangerous traps.
• Upgradeable skills to boost Fred’s speed, resilience, and fall-taming prowess.
• Physics-based chaos for unpredictable, hilarious tumbles.…
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Refreshing new animation in the main menu!
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