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Sibak Al Fursan

Sibak Al Fursan (Race of the Horsemen) is a free-to-play 3D, episodic racing game developed by Kuma Reality Games. Set in and made for the Middle Eastern gamer, the game has been translated into local language dialogue including Arabic, French, Urdu and Persian. A global release into the United States, Latin America, and beyond are scheduled for late 2011.

Sibak Al Fursan

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2010
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racing video game

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Sibak Al Fursan (Race of the Horsemen) is a free-to-play 3D, episodic racing game developed by Kuma Reality Games. Set in and made for the Middle Eastern gamer, the game has been translated into local language dialogue including Arabic, French, Urdu and Persian. A global release into the United States, Latin America, and beyond are scheduled for late 2011.

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