Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/temple-run-puzzle-adventure/id1554966000 Temple Run: Puzzle Adventure Scopely, Inc. Play TEMPLE RUN as never before! Beat match 3 puzzles to uncover the mysteries of the ancient temple realm. Create power… Buy Now Watch Media DetailsPlay TEMPLE RUN as never before! Beat match 3 puzzles to uncover the mysteries of the ancient temple realm. Create powerful combos and use special pieces to become a Temple Champion! Assist the great adventurer, archeologist and Temple Runner Scarlett Fox as you solve puzzles to overcome the mysterious obstacles along your path. Download Temple Run: Puzzle Adventure today to embark on a new thrilling adventure! If you have any questions or need support, please email us at [email protected]. Information Seller:Scopely, Inc. Genre:Puzzle Release:Aug 17, 2021 Updated:Jul 10, 2024 Version:4.1.0140 Size:846.2 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Taeles Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Aug 5, 2011 1,253 37 48 #2 Taeles, Sep 17, 2021 Out now BrettArchibald Well-Known Member Jul 17, 2008 1,436 18 38 Male Self-employed interactive designer. Formerly Zimbabwe - now England. http://www.LonelyMachine.com #3 BrettArchibald, Sep 17, 2021 I have questions... Who are Scopely? What happened to Imangi? Can people please consider stopping making match-3 games? Surely we have enough of them now? Can these same people also stop calling match-3 games “puzzle games”? Toraíocht likes this. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #4 Asp, Sep 17, 2021 Nah, Match-Threes, the gaming equivalent of hamburgers. They will never stop making them. I just matched four things and got a scarab. Made my day. DonnyDJ76 Well-Known Member Nov 1, 2011 1,793 58 48 Male Teacher Hackensack, NJ #5 DonnyDJ76, Sep 17, 2021 I jumped on here during my break at work to say the following- I am so tired of people complaining about the AA program. There are close to 200 games. It’s 5 dollars a month. Most of the games are excellent. Developers have spent millions of dollars to create many titles that will appeal to all. If you want to play a freemium match 3 game, where the in app purchases go as far as $99.99, go play them and stop bitching on here. Oh…there are static ads as well. I’ll take a beautifully polished game with excellent graphics, gameplay etc, and have the choice to play 179 other games. It’s $4.99 a month. The are roughly 720 hours in a month. And people still find a way to complain about one of the greatest programs that ‘doesn’t have quality titles.’ Stop complaining. Toraíocht, ROGER-NL and Asp like this. BrettArchibald Well-Known Member Jul 17, 2008 1,436 18 38 Male Self-employed interactive designer. Formerly Zimbabwe - now England. http://www.LonelyMachine.com #6 BrettArchibald, Sep 17, 2021 I am not complaining about Apple Arcade (nor “bitching” as you chose to put it). I am a subscriber to Apple Arcade. And I don’t mind playing cheap simple basic games. Actually, I prefer them. My most-frequently played game on my iPhone by far is Solitaire. I also play a match-3 game occasionally myself, that being the original Bejeweled classic. My issue is the dearth of match-3 games that come out all the time and that are all exactly the same as each other, without adding anything new to the gameplay. All clear now? squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,715 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #7 squarezero, Sep 17, 2021 I would say that at this point, there’s truly something for everyone on AA. It’s also so reassuring to know that, whatever the genre, the game will not be balanced to sell IAPs. As far as match 3s are concerned, I’m all set with Zookeeper World. But glad that Temple Run fans have this game. BrettArchibald likes this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,715 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #8 squarezero, Sep 17, 2021 I generally agree. But I ended up falling hard for Zookeeper World, so maybe the genre is not quite exhausted . BrettArchibald likes this. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #9 Asp, Sep 17, 2021 It’s an interesting point. I think match-3 has a huge following of people who expect the core mechanic to be consistent in every game. No need to learn anything new. Though there has been some change with many having thematic settings and evolving stories, I’m not sure what could be done to basic gameplay without alienating many players. Anyway, I’m impressed with the slick presentation of Temple Run. This and Simon’s Cat are top examples of the genre on AA. I haven’t looked at Zookeeper World as I can’t take on any more match-3’s! BrettArchibald likes this. DonnyDJ76 Well-Known Member Nov 1, 2011 1,793 58 48 Male Teacher Hackensack, NJ #10 DonnyDJ76, Sep 17, 2021 My complaints should have been posted in the general forum. Apologies. I’m simply concerned about the program’s success. It’s difficult to understand in general why someone would prefer to make an IAP purchase for $30 within a game, where most of the results are predetermined. (Angry Birds 2) BrettArchibald likes this. GameplayClips Member Sep 3, 2021 21 0 1 Male #11 GameplayClips, Sep 18, 2021 Temple Run: Puzzle Adventure Apple Arcade Game - The First 16 Minutes of Gameplay Puzzles 1-10 Liquidus Member Aug 6, 2021 17 2 3 Game dev #12 Liquidus, Sep 26, 2021 An interesting set of questions. VirtualBoyFreak Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Apr 26, 2011 4,801 85 48 Spain #13 VirtualBoyFreak, Oct 13, 2021 I've finished this one and Simon's Cat, and I find the latter much more polished. Temple Run has several bugs later on which are a pain, such as flying bugs disappearing from the screen when making a combo with them, thus leaving a hole in the board which ends up making the level unbeatable. I wish Apple Arcade games were more polished since the beginning, because I see many bugs in their first release. Sure, devs fix them in updates, but I feel Apple Arcade releases are less polished in the beginning compared to some non-Apple Arcade games (others are utter crap in any case tho, lol). (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
I have questions... Who are Scopely? What happened to Imangi? Can people please consider stopping making match-3 games? Surely we have enough of them now? Can these same people also stop calling match-3 games “puzzle games”?
Nah, Match-Threes, the gaming equivalent of hamburgers. They will never stop making them. I just matched four things and got a scarab. Made my day.
I jumped on here during my break at work to say the following- I am so tired of people complaining about the AA program. There are close to 200 games. It’s 5 dollars a month. Most of the games are excellent. Developers have spent millions of dollars to create many titles that will appeal to all. If you want to play a freemium match 3 game, where the in app purchases go as far as $99.99, go play them and stop bitching on here. Oh…there are static ads as well. I’ll take a beautifully polished game with excellent graphics, gameplay etc, and have the choice to play 179 other games. It’s $4.99 a month. The are roughly 720 hours in a month. And people still find a way to complain about one of the greatest programs that ‘doesn’t have quality titles.’ Stop complaining.
I am not complaining about Apple Arcade (nor “bitching” as you chose to put it). I am a subscriber to Apple Arcade. And I don’t mind playing cheap simple basic games. Actually, I prefer them. My most-frequently played game on my iPhone by far is Solitaire. I also play a match-3 game occasionally myself, that being the original Bejeweled classic. My issue is the dearth of match-3 games that come out all the time and that are all exactly the same as each other, without adding anything new to the gameplay. All clear now?
I would say that at this point, there’s truly something for everyone on AA. It’s also so reassuring to know that, whatever the genre, the game will not be balanced to sell IAPs. As far as match 3s are concerned, I’m all set with Zookeeper World. But glad that Temple Run fans have this game.
I generally agree. But I ended up falling hard for Zookeeper World, so maybe the genre is not quite exhausted .
It’s an interesting point. I think match-3 has a huge following of people who expect the core mechanic to be consistent in every game. No need to learn anything new. Though there has been some change with many having thematic settings and evolving stories, I’m not sure what could be done to basic gameplay without alienating many players. Anyway, I’m impressed with the slick presentation of Temple Run. This and Simon’s Cat are top examples of the genre on AA. I haven’t looked at Zookeeper World as I can’t take on any more match-3’s!
My complaints should have been posted in the general forum. Apologies. I’m simply concerned about the program’s success. It’s difficult to understand in general why someone would prefer to make an IAP purchase for $30 within a game, where most of the results are predetermined. (Angry Birds 2)
I've finished this one and Simon's Cat, and I find the latter much more polished. Temple Run has several bugs later on which are a pain, such as flying bugs disappearing from the screen when making a combo with them, thus leaving a hole in the board which ends up making the level unbeatable. I wish Apple Arcade games were more polished since the beginning, because I see many bugs in their first release. Sure, devs fix them in updates, but I feel Apple Arcade releases are less polished in the beginning compared to some non-Apple Arcade games (others are utter crap in any case tho, lol).
