Navigation

2 Players
Action
Achievement
Adventure
Airplane
Alien
Animal
Artistic
Avoiding
Balance
Ball
Balloon
Bear
Beat em Up
Bird
Bomb
Bouncing
Brick Breaker
Building
Car
Card
Casual
Cat
Classic / Arcade
Crime
Defense
Difference
Distance
Dragon
Drawing
Dress Up
Driving
Educational
Emoticon
Escape
Farm
Fighting
Fire
Fish
Flying
Food
Funny
Girl
Golf
Helicopter
Hyper
Interactions
Kid
Kung Fu
MAD
Magic
Management
Mario
Matching
Medieval
Monkey
Monster
Motorcycle
Mouse
Multiplayer
Music
Mystery
Ninja
Panda
Parody
Penguin
Physics
Platform
Point and Click
Puzzles
Rabbit
Racing
Reflex
Restaurant
Robot
RPG / Strategy
Running
Samurai
Scary
Sci-Fi
Science
Shooting
Simulation
Skating
Sniper
Snow
Soccer
Sonic
Space
Sports
Stickman
Survival
Tank
Tennis
Tossing
Tower Defense
Violent
Word
Zombie
ALL GAMES

MAD
Funny Part
MSN Emotions
Groovy Themes
Fire Cold
GrabCart
Links

Game Trainers @ MoFunZone.com

Freelancer Game Trainers:

Available Game Trainers: 4

Latest Added Game Trainer: Freelancer (+2 Trainer)

Date Posted: Aug/24/2006

Download Trainers:

Trainer Title: Freelancer (+2 Trainer)

Date Posted: Aug/24/2006

File Size: 28.5 KB

Trainer Title: Freelancer (+4 Trainer)

Date Posted: Aug/24/2006

File Size: 12.0 KB

Trainer Title: Freelancer (SaveGame)

Date Posted: Aug/24/2006

File Size: 72.2 KB

Trainer Title: Freelancer v1.0 GER (+2 Trainer)

Date Posted: Aug/24/2006

File Size: 256.0 KB

Loading..

Freelancer Game Patch Download
Freelancer Game Patch Download Pc
Freelancer Game Patch Download Pc Windows

Official patch for Freelancer. The Freelancer Update v1.1 is primarily a server update addressing server stability and cheating. There are some client side fixes, the most important being a multiplayer ID generation issue. There is really no need to install the update unless you are running a ser. Here are some tools, plugins, information files and mods for the Microsoft/Digital Anvil game Freelancer. Jason's Freelancer Patch v1.25 (3.1M). Expands on the work of Louva-Deus (SDK/QuickFix) and Buck Danny (Unofficial FL SP patch), providing many additional improvements and some new features (additional controls, including rolling and vertical strafing (warning: may be. Download and Extract FreelancerWinISOEN Open the “Game Files” folder and mount the.iso file. Run the game setup (autorun.exe) and select express install. When your game has installed you must restart your computer. Jason's Freelancer Patch 1.20 by Jason Hood. Expands on the work of Louva-Deus and Buck Danny, providing many additional improvements and some new features (additional controls, including rolling and vertical strafing (warning: may be considered cheating on some servers); actual Stats displays for Powerplants, Engines, Scanners, Tractor Beams and Armor; widescreen support).

We’re not in the business of guaranteeing scores, hence the loss of a cover exclusive every now and then. However, there are a few games that you come across, an elite few, where after just a few minutes play you know you are playing a future classic. Freelancer is one of them.

First unveiled in May 1999, Freelancer was the brainchild of Chris Roberts, creator of all things Wing Commander. It was for me the best game on show at that year’s E3, the best game I'd seen since Half-Life and, more importantly, destined to become the best space sim since the original Elite. Watching him play through some very early missions, I was absolutely slack-jawed at what I saw, and thrilled by the plans Roberts had for his all-newassault on the space-trading genre. I asked him at the end of the demonstration when would the game be out? 'At the end of 2001,' he said. 'At the earliest.'

Since then, of course, Chris Roberts’ role on Freelancer has diminished somewhat. December 2000 saw Digital Anvil, the studio he founded to create the game, fall into the hands of Microsoft, and Roberts’ role since has been only an advisory one. To its credit however, Microsoft has stuck by the game, slowly and surely filling in the gaps and despite initial fears to the contrary, has pretty much stuck to the original blueprint, thanks, among many others, to the presence of Freelancer's original lead designer and now Roberts’ successor as producer, Phil Wattenbarger. Perversely, we can take some solace in the fact that Freelancer will only be a year late. Eighteen months ago it looked like the game might never see the light of day.

Postcards From The Edge Of Space

Freelancer Game Patch Download

Apart from the upheaval of Microsoft's Borg-like assimilation of the team, there are many reasons for Freelancer's delay; reasons now evident having played the game for a short time and spoken at length to Freelancer’s program manager Alan Hartman.

The first thing that hits you is how incredibly diverse it is graphically. No more do we have to endure in our space games a black backdrop, pocked with white pixels and the occasional purple swirl. In Freelancer, space is as beautiful as you imagine it to be. Moreover, rather than travel through an endless tunnel of stars towards a distant nebula (knowing full well you’ll never make it), here you can cruise from one end of the universe to the other, passing through dust clouds and nomadic asteroid fields that to those who might stick to the regular trade routes appear as distant landmarks. Each system of stars -their planets, moons and man-made stations are all linked by jumpgates - but rather than have each system as a self-contained 'level’, the entire game universe is mapped as one. Hidden in deepest space, perhaps, will be secret bases and ships - the stuff of online legends - much like Elite’s mythical Generation Ships that may or may not have ever existed. Some people love that kind of thing.

House Party

But exploration isn’t what Freelancer is about, not initially anyway. Sequel to the enjoyable if somewhat formulaic Starlancer, the game picks up from its predecessor with the Alliance now divided between four main houses, each based loosely on old Earth civilisations: the morally upstanding Kusari (Japan), the technically advanced Rheinland (Germany), the capitalist House Liberty (USA) and industrial beer-swilling House of Bretonia (Blighty). Starting off in Liberty space with a basic Ford Fiesta of a spaceship and a small stack of credits, where you go from there is - in the true Elite tradition - up to you, but the main aim is, in Hartman’s words: 'To become the ultimate bad-ass freelancer.'

Everyone On A Mission

For those who become disorientated and confused unless they’re told what to do, Freelancer will also feature a tightly focused story, set around 13 key missions, many of which will be split up into small bite-sized chucks. At any time however you can elect to go off on your own, take on smaller escort missions for cold hard cash, trade valuable commodities between the game’s 200 planets, bases and cities or just turn on anyone who comes across your path.

'The story is linear, but the universe is wide-open,' says Hartman. 'We’ve been talking for all these years about building this vast universe that is just alive, but only now is it r