code skater
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Code Skater: a free arcade skateboarding game in your browser. Grind rails, link manuals and reverts, chase combos.
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Code Skater is a free arcade skateboarding game that runs in your browser. Grind rails, link manuals and reverts into huge combos, and chase high scores in two-minute runs across three parks.
Each park has C-O-D-E letters to collect, named gaps to find and ten goals. Career mode unlocks the Woodshed and the Lab Campus; Free Skate opens every park with no clock.
A controller is the best way to play (Xbox and PlayStation pads work). Press a button on the pad at the start screen so the browser sees it.
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