I haven’t posted to this blog
for a while. Let me tell you why.
Temple Run 2. That’s
why.
Guy Dangerous. Scarlett Fox.
Barry Bones. Karma Lee. I’ve unlocked and played with them on a daily (OK,
hourly) basis. The damn game is as addictive as they come. It is the follow up to the very popular Temple Run and Temple Run
Brave. I’ve downloaded and played both until my eyes crossed. They are
fabulous. I would like to thank the good people at Imangi Studios for helping
me to lose hours and hours of productive work time.
And
I’m not the only one, obviously. This game has enjoyed 50 million (yes Million)
downloads in the first two weeks of it’s availability!
I play
the game on my kindle fire. It has a wider screen than the average phone, but
not as big as Apple’s ipad. Which is to say, I don’t own an ipad (yet, I’m
still working on it). So, if you play this game on a kindle, and you’re past
Level Seven, comment so I can pick your brain with a couple of questions of my
own. For instance, are those green gems imbedded in the posts of the bridges we
run past ever grabable? I mean, come on! What a tease.
I’ve
also come up with a new philosophy for life. I’d rather have an evil monkey on my back than signposts blocking my
view.
I
searched online for some guidance on the how-to’s of the game. That’s when I
discovered what is sure to be the curse of my existence for the next few months
of my life.
Temple
Run: Oz. Complete with flying monkeys.
Thanks
Imangi. Thanks a lot. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have a wizard to run.
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