Game Giveaway of the day — Maniac Path

Maniac Path - this 2D game in which you have to kill a lot of your victims.

$2.99 EXPIRED

User rating: 6 (55%) 5 (45%) 3 comments

Maniac Path was available as a giveaway on November 10, 2020!

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Maniac Path - this 2D game in which you have to kill a lot of your victims.
You will have at hand a variety of weapons (knife, shotgun, machine gun), which you will do your dirty deeds. Run, kill, run away, ride a car and crush your victims while driving. Fly through the sky on certain levels. Fight with a big shot boss.In a peaceful city where peace and serenity rule, a maniac escapes to freedom.
You have to go through the path of a brutal killer who, driven by instinct, roams the streets in search of victims. You will be confronted by police armed not only with batons. Can you handle the dark mission?Your task changes frequently, but the main goal is to kill!
Key features:
- Interesting gameplay
- Playing for a maniac
- Changing gameplay
- Brutal murder
- Cool soundtracks-
Achievements!

System Requirements:

Windows XP and newer

Publisher:

Falco Software

Homepage:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444740/Maniac_Path/

File Size:

268 MB

Price:

$2.99

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Hi John

The giveaway team have been giving games away since Dec 2006 totaling over 2000 games and have never given away a game infected with malware. The games we get via Falcoware used to include the Falcoware installer, which was loaded with non invasive, low level adware that advertised their games and redirected your browser to their home page whenever you closed the game down.

What your security is detecting is likely to be remnants of that adware, which does not install to your system, and is only active when you are installing the game. Basically it opens your browser to Falcoware's home page. Now that the installer has been removed; once installed, there is 'no' more browser redirections or adverts when you boot the game up; i.e. the game is free from any malware.

Apart from the last few weeks I've downloaded virtually every game ever given away from this site and the only reason I've not downloaded the last several games is because I'm using someone else's computer temporarily while I complete my rebuild; which incidentally should be completed soon. :)