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Version 1.7.40 · 2026-04-01
- Updated Unity and SDK versions
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The store currently lists version 1.7.40, updated 2026-04-01.








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The creators of the hilarious Office Jerk bring you Streaker Run - an exhilarating endless-runner game that’ll test your nerves and your reflexes. Streak down alleys, race through yards and bolt across rooftops. Swipe, jump, turn and slide your way around obstacles.
Collect Gems, win Bucks, grab Power Ups and buy Toy Rides to avoid getting beat by the big bruiser, or eaten by the slobbering Zombie, who’s hot on your trail.
Move quick or get pummeled. Swipe fast or you’ll crash!
- 5 crazy Power-Ups to help you go the distance
- 4 cool Toy Rides to save your rear
- 9 different Streakers to choose from
- Addictive, endless game play
- Simple swipe and tilt controls for streaking with ease
- Spin To Win for Bucks, Gems, Toy Rides and Power Ups
- Post your scores on Facebook and compete against your friends…
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