The virtual plane that will distribute Free Fire codes across Brazil will fly until December 3.
Codiguin will descend from the sky into Free Fire. This is how Garena, this Monday, presented the event The game has become Dropzin.
In this event, it will provide many “entry points” in augmented reality with a lot of rewards for game fans and players.
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Starting today Tuesday (23) at 10 am (Brazilian time) and work is scheduled to continue until December 3.
Check out the full calendar below
The full schedule and route of the plane can be seen here:
How to participate
Players will have to register on the campaign’s official website.”The game has become Dropzin“And then they will be able to test in augmented reality to see droplets fall and save them, as they will have redeem codes for items such as Dinosaur Backpack, Gel Wall – ExploDino, Luqueta, Slipper, Diamond Ticket and other items and skins.
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The game turned
The virtual plane that will distribute the Garena battle royale codes in several cities in Brazil will fly through December 3, as seen above in the calendar.
The “O Jogo Virou” project was launched in various forms such as TV, Internet, social networks and “Out Of Home”, ie billboards, billboards and physical activities in the cities of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Register in Web application with augmented reality (AR)Users will be able to Point the cell phone camera To heaven, see yourdrops‘ He falls. In other words, you can only get the code when it passes over the state you live in.
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