Project Powder is the newest offering from Outspark’s already impressive lineup of free to play games. Project Powder is a rich snowboarding adventure for all types of gamers.
The shredder features multiplayer action, a number of tricks, and hundreds of ways to customize your play experience. Based on the method of play, gamers can play for 5 minutes or several hours.
“Project Powder utilizes all of the benefits of online gaming to make an extreme sport a community experience,” said Susan Choe, Outspark CEO and founder. “Our overarching goal is to expand our free-to-play Virtual Playground into a diverse entertainment destination, and Project Powder is a great addition to our game portfolio.”
While Project Powder is still in an open beta with the official release at the end of the summer, it still packs in a number of exciting features:
- 33 monster courses(10 available exclusively for open beta)
- 3 challenging game modes
- Intense multiplayer action with up to 7 opponents
- Premium gear including new snowboards, clothing and accessories for your character
- Dozens of unlockable tricks
Outspark plans on a number of community events during the open beta, including a user generated video contest.
Check out the open beta at: www.project-powder.com
About Outspark
Outspark is an entertainment services company that publishes and operates engaging online multiplayer games. Featuring a portfolio of immersive free-to-play games and related content, the company is building an online destination where members come for the games and stay for the community. Backed by Tencent, Altos Ventures and DCM, Outspark is headquartered in San Francisco, CA, with a subsidiary office in Seoul, Korea. For more information, visit www.outspark.com.
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As far as Susan as concerned she made and founded a really good game. Problem with the game tho is not the game its self,Its the ppl that run the game. i played the game for lil over a week and already i have found that the csr and gm’s that run this game do not care about the players. They put you down ban you with out cause side with on high lvl guilds.Example my brother was typing in caps which is apparently against the rules(which is bs) and was jailed for this, my sister in law asked the gm why she was jail and the gm didnt even respond, he banned her immediately with out a reason just for his own pleasure i presume. Example two i contacted the csr about me being trojaned and loosing my account. its been 3 months now and 500 csr tickets and still haven’t gotten one response. I had all the info they asked for btw. Final example, after trying and trying to contact csr for months they ban not only me but 10 other ppl as well because i complained. the messed up part about this is that the 10 ppl all have different ip addresses. i give the game play a 10 but everything else a -10000000000000000000. I strongly suggest not even trying to play this game because of the ways that the ppl that run it treat ppl.