Free Fire, the world’s most downloaded mobile game in 2019 and 2020, asks Survivors to prepare for the release of its latest Elite Pass (EP), Wildland Walkers, especially those that suffer from Formidophobia because there are going to be a lot of scarecrows and scarecrow-themed rewards to earn.
The Wildland Walkers EP takes inspiration from the classic scarecrow element seen in horror movies, as the combination of flames and straw accurately embodies the immortality and fury that burns inside of the hearts of the Blazing Scarecrow (Male) and Fiery Scarecrow (Female) Bundles. If flaming scarecrows aren’t formidable enough for Survivors, they can earn additional rewards including the Walker’s Fury box skin, the Wicked Broomstick surfboard skin, the Wildland Slasher machete skin, the Lantern of Doom backpack skin, and the Scarecrow treatment gun. Additional rewards include the Wildland Walkers-themed pickup truck skin, two in-game avatars, two in-game banners, and “The Walker” emote.
Surfboard Wicked Broomstick 
Machete Skin 
In-game Box Skin 
Gun Treatment 
Backpack
The Wildland Walkers EP was designed using a combination of a mid-century windcoat style along with design elements of hunters’ clothing. The juxtaposition of these two unique visual choices help give both the Blazing and Fiery Scarecrows a style of their own that are sure to both intimidate and impress everyone on the battlefield.
Survivors who don’t fear blazing scarecrows can download Free Fire on the App Store and Google Play. You can follow Free Fire on Facebook and YouTube for the latest news and updates.
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