Brenda Ames had never won anything in her life before, but that all changed when she entered our FreeRide Games October Play & Win Sweepstakes. She played her little heart out, and voila! As one of the players who accumulated the most hours of play time in October, she was drawn as one of our winners, winning a $200 Tiffany & Co. gift card.
Brenda Ames, October Play & Win Sweepstakes Winner
Our September Spot-the-Difference Challenge based on our new Hidden Object game Chronicles of Albian: The Magic Convention is now closed
Congratulations to our June Spot-the-Difference Challenge winners who each won an iPad 2:
Winner #1
Nancy J. from MO, USA
Winner #2
Joann H. from PA, USA
And to those who won 6-month subscription to FreeRide + ! :
Winner #1
Connie M. from CO, USA
Winner #2
Pearl J. from TX, USA
Winner #3
Carolyn B. from CA, USA
Winner #4
Jeanna B. from CO, USA
Winner #5
Patricia M. from NJ. USA
Winner #6
Beverly G. from MO, USA
Winner #7
Bill K. from MI, USA
Winner #8
Gemine E. from PA, USA
Winner #9
Sue R. from OH, USA
Winner #10
Tammy C. from TX, USA
This blog post is about YOU, our FreeRide Games Online Fan!
We’ve passed 15,000 “Likes” on our Facebook page and to us this is more than just a number.
The FreeRide Games community on Facebook has become alive with your Likes, your comments, and most importantly – your Shares. So, Thank You for being a Fan and bringing our product to life!
And in the spirit of expressing how meaningful your online presence is to us, I just had to share this little gem: It’s Gotta Share! The Musical by Improv Everywhere.
The lyrics of the song say it all:
They say it well Gotta Share! Gotta Share!
Don’t you dare
Try to tell us not to shaaaaaaaaare!
FreeRide Games fans, your voice, your interactions, and your love of our product remind us why we enjoy coming to work every day. In addition to Facebook, we’ve received great fan interaction and feedback on our Blog, YouTube channel, Twitter feed and other social networks that help us keep you updated on the latest developments at FreeRide Games.
If you’re not already a FreeRide Games fan on Facebook – LIKE us now, and join the thousands who are already Sharing the fun & games!
Who says? TRUSTe, that’s who! So if your anti-virus program has ever detected FreeRide Games as a threat, we’d like to assure you that the FreeRide Games Player and games are safe to download and we guarantee that our service is virus and spyware free.
All downloads from www.FreeRideGames.com use our TRUSTe certified installer, EXEtender Player. TRUSTe is an important organization that partners with major online consumer portals and other industry leaders in order to develop safe download standards and certify downloadable consumer desktop applications. You can learn more about the Trusted Download Program.
Our Security team works closely with many anti-virus software providers to make sure they support the latest versions of the FreeRide Games Player, so if your anti-virus program is detecting our Player or games as a threat, you might want to check whether you have the latest versions of both your anti-virus software and our Player.
Here are some handy Q&A’s you may find interesting in relation to this matter:
What is an anti-virus?
Anti-virus software is used to protect your computer from harmful programs by preventing them from being installed and removing them if they perform a harmful operation.
What is a Firewall?
A Firewall is a type of software that monitors the Internet traffic on your computer and blocks harmful programs from accessing your computer from the Internet.
What is a Security Pack?
A security pack is a bundle of security software from the same brand. A security pack may include an anti-virus a firewall and additional software as well.
How can I tell what security software is installed on my computer?
Go to your computer’s start menu –> Settings –> Control Panel –> Security center
Or
Press the “Start” key simultaneously with the “R” key –> write “control panel” and click ok –> Security center.
What is a “False positive”?
A “false positive” – also known as a false detection or false alarm – is when antivirus software identifies a non-malicious file as a virus.
False positives usually occur when an antivirus program detects a known virus string in an uninfected file. The file, while not infected with an actual virus, does contain a string of characters that matches a string from an actual virus.
A false positive can also occur when a program performs an action, which appears to the antivirus program to be a virus-like activity.
Why our software may mistakenly be detected as harmful?
Some security software may detect our games as a threat because of their copy protection system, or our Internet based delivery system. We work with many anti-virus software providers to ensure that they support the latest version of the FreeRide Games Player in order to prevent such threat detections. We assure you that our games and software are not harmful in any way.
If you’re looking for juicy mystery combined with amazing visuals and a good storyline, the Hidden Object game Victorian Mysteries: Woman in White should do the trick! Based on the 1858 serial “The Woman in White”, one of the earliest mystery novels ever to be published, the game sticks close enough to the facts for those who have read and enjoyed the novel.
Victorian Mysteries: Woman in White begins as our hero’s train breaks down and he has to walk the rest of the way to Cumberland on a dark chilly night. Leaving difficult times behind in London, Walter Hartright is busy contemplating his new position as an Art Teacher at Limmeridge House when he suddenly runs into a mysterious woman dressed in white who seems to be hiding from something… or someone?
While initially he thinks nothing of it, the plot thickens when he arrives at Limmeridge House only to realize that one of his students – Laura Fairlie – bears an astonishing resemblance to the woman in white who, rumor has it, escaped from an asylum.
