Temple Run landing on Android on March 27th
Temple Run is one of the most downloaded iOS apps, and for a good reason - the game where you have to run as fast as you can is addictive and fun. You’ll soon be able to play it on Android as well.
Temple Run creators Imangi Studios announced that the game will hit the Android Market, aka Google Play, on March 27th.
“We are excited to finally share the Android release date with our fans who have been so enthusiastic and supportive of Temple Run,” co-founder of Imangi Studios, Keith Shepherd, said. “By expanding to more mobile devices, we hope to provide the same addictive and fast-paced gameplay to an entirely new group of players.”
Currently, Temple Run tops the iOS App Store ratings in free apps and most grossing applications. The game has been downloaded more than 40 million times and has 7 million active daily users.
You don’t need to pay to download the game - instead it makes money via in-app purchases, so you can improve your character and get new ones.
source: Imangi via BGR
Imangi Studios Brings Temple Run to the Android Marketplace March 27
WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 6, 2012 – Imangi Studios today announced that Temple Run, the Top Grossing App and Top Free App in the App Store in January 2012, will be released for Android devices on March 27. Free to download, Temple Run challenges players to test their reflexes as they race down ancient temple walls and along sheer cliffs. With endless gameplay, players collect coins as they jump, slide and run to escape the evil monkeys guarding the temple while avoiding obstacles.
“We are excited to finally share the Android release date with our fans who have been so enthusiastic and supportive of Temple Run,” said Keith Shepherd, co-founder of Imangi Studios. “By expanding to more mobile devices, we hope to provide the same addictive and fast-paced gameplay to an entirely new group of players.”
The iOS version of Temple Run for iPhone and iPad boasts over 40 million downloads in the App Store since its debut in August 2011.
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