TalesRunner
| Tales Runner | |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | RHAON |
| Publisher(s) |
 Smilegate(2005) RHAON(2010–2011) Funtown(2006)  FunTown(2006) Shanda(2007) TOT(2007-2016)Asiasoft(2016) gPotato(2008–2011)nowcom(2012) Winnerhub(2013-2015)OGPlanet(2014) Gemscool(2014) Nurigo Games(2014) Sgame(2013-2015) |
| Platform(s) | Personal computer, Microsoft Windows, Massively multiplayer online game |
| Genre(s) | Racing Game, Platform game, Casual game, Fantasy |
| Mode(s) | Single Race, 30 Player Race, Relay Race, 1 Player Race (Time Attack), Tournament |
Tales Runner is a Massive multiplayer online game created by the South Korean company Rhaon Entertainment and published by Nowcom. It combines the genres of social, fantasy and racing games; players compete by running, jumping, dashing, skiing and climbing across different magical fairy tale settings. The game setting is centered on Eastern and Western fairy tales.
Tales Runner has local servers for various countries including Korea, the United States, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Mainland China and Japan. On November 16, 2011, gPotato announced that their North American servers would permanently shutdown on December 21, 2011. As of October 29, 2012, Nowcom, the primary company hosting TalesRunner, released their global server of the game again. TOT announced that transfer publishing license in Thailand to Asiasoft on April 30, 2016
King Henry is the king of a beautiful country. To make the people happy again, he started the "Fairyland Sightseeing Racing Competition" with a fairy tale theme. The winners of the competition will be awarded a stone that can fulfill any wish. Each contestant is called a "Tales Runner".
Racing is a key part of Tales Runner. Players race though various racing maps in an effort to finish the map and collect money, experience points, Alchemy Cards, and various items. There is a variety of map styles ranging from training maps resembling sports facilities, fantasy maps themed around fairy tales stories, or survival races with monsters to conquer.
The game supports several racing modes, including individual races where each player runs for himself, team mode with two teams, and relay mode with up to six teams of three players. There's also a mode for up to 30 players racing as well as a Tournament Mode for special events, and also a 8 players co-operate to finish the race. Racing rewards differ dependent on the position at which the player or its team finished. Rewards consist of game currency award, experience points award and randomly in other items used in other game features.
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