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Freejam is an indie developer of several games including Robocraft, CardLife and the upcoming Techblox. We've been turning players into creators since 2013 and create great games that focus on user generated content. We are a totally independent development studio and we are free to design, build and publish our own original games. We are most known for our Free to Play Arena PVP game Robocraft, which has 15 million registered accounts and is continuing to grow. We give players the power to express themselves and share their creativity. Our community continues to surprise us every single day. Across our games they’ve built robots, cars, weapons, houses, and complex machines and even fully playable games. We are using the most advanced technology to create truly incredible UGC games that provide never seen before unique gaming experiences. We already have a fantastic team and are continuing to expand as we work on our next big UGC title, Techblox.

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Karl Jeffery is the Co-Founder of Freejam.

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