Freaky Fair
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| Basic Information | |
| Map type: | Control Point |
| File name: | cp_freaky_fair
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| Released: | October 10, 2024 Patch (Scream Fortress XVI) |
| Developer(s): | Emil Sharafeev George "I dinne ken" Norman Liam "Diva Dan" Moffitt Patrik "Nat-Tea" Naplava Aeon "Void" Bollig Wilson Stuffy360 Ranily |
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| Environment: | Carnival, Halloween |
| Setting: | Night |
| Magic spells: | No |
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Freaky Fair is a community-created Control Point map released during the Scream Fortress 2024 update. The map features two team-oriented capture points and one central neutral point, as well as an Upgrade Station with 250 starting credits. The Upgrade Station shares mostly the same upgrades as Mann vs. Machine, with some changes[Which?].
Freaky Fair was contributed to the Steam Workshop.
Locations
Strategy
Main article: Community Freaky Fair strategy
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Update history
October 10, 2024 Patch #1 (Scream Fortress 2024)
- Added Freaky Fair to the game.
Trivia
- This map's unique feature, the Upgrade Station, was inspired by Deadlock, which features in-game upgrades.[1]
Gallery
Steam Workshop thumbnail for Freaky Fair.
- Freaky Fair - Upgrades.pngThe Upgrade Station used in Freaky Fair.
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