Free Fire’s crossover event with Street Fighter V goes live today. The global “Free Fighter” event invites survivors to bring the stylish outfits of fan favorites Chun-Li and Ryu into battle and learn the legendary Hadouken, Ryu’s signature move. These will be accompanied by a host of exclusive time-limited content in the game, including an entire special event interface, item reskins, and plenty more!
Learn to Hadouken in Free Fire!
Ryu will be bringing his signature Hadouken special attack into Free Fire. When performed, the Hadouken sees Ryu send a potent surge of spirit energy through his palms and towards an opponent. Survivors will now be able to learn and perform one of pop culture’s most recognisable fighting moves in Free Fire – as an emote!
Battle in style with the Street Fighter V collection
Survivors will have access to a variety of Street Fighter V-themed fashion items inspired by the game – to enable them to battle in style. These will include Chun-Li’s iconic outfit – featuring her blue qipao and deadly spiked bracelets – as well as a Gloo Wall skin inspired by the fighter, both of which are available from today.
In addition to Chun-Li’s iconic costume, Survivors will soon be offered the chance to add Ryu’s outfit to their wardrobe.
The “Free Fighter” crossover event will also bring to the game a host of exclusive themed items, including the Hadouken grenade and the AWM gun skin, just to name a few.
Street Fighter V takes over Free Fire
From today, Survivors can look forward to a “Free Fighter” event that completely transforms the main lobby. Fans of the Street Fighter games will immediately recognise the Air Force Base background, which is one of the series’ classic stages.
Street Fighter is a fighting video game franchise developed and published by Capcom and is one of the world’s highest-grossing video game franchises of all time. It has sold over 46 million units worldwide as of 31 March, 2021. Street Fighter V was released for the PlayStation 4 and PC in 2016.
Free Fire is an immersive battle royale game created specifically for mobile gamers. Developed and published globally by Garena, Free Fire achieved a record high of over 100 million peak daily active users in 2020
