The Temple Run series has been a runaway success, with Temple Run 2 being downloaded over twenty million times in its first four days of availability. It's no surprise then that there are pretenders to the throne. Pitfall, an ancestor without which Temple Run would never have existed, and even Sonic the Hedgehog have gotten into the third-person endless runner act.
Temple Run: Brave is a retooling of the original Temple Run, featuring characters from Pixar's Brave as well as a few new gameplay mechanics. This time around, rather than take on the role of a treasure hunter escaping monkeys, you play Princess Merida, on the run from a bear named Mordu. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Temple Run: Brave is a tough game to review. It's Temple Run, which I love, and it's Pixar's next movie, which I'm sure I will love. But at the same time, there's really no denying that this is just Temple Run with a fresh coat of paint.
The folks at Imangi Studios have had a lot of time to think about their next move. After all, with a game like Temple Run under your belt, you can afford to take the time to carefully consider what you're going to do next. And while they've turned down other licensing deals before (read more about that in our interview), when Disney came calling, they did so with a property that Imangi would have been crazy to say no to: Pixar's upcoming animated blockbuster Brave.
Temple Run is an endless running game from Imangi Studios for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Mutants are chasing you, so you need to run as fast as you can to stay away from them! Keeping up without falling off of a cliff can be difficult but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all the tips and tricks you'll need to stay ahead at all times.
The sign of a very good game is one that makes you say "just one more". The most addictive games in the industry all had this going for them: How many times have you said you would play just one more game of Modern Warfare? Civilization? Complete just one more quest in World of Warcraft? Temple Run might not have the deep gameplay appeal of those video game classics, but it has their addictive qualities in spades.