Temple Run 2 ：OVER One Billion Downloads

9game provided: Tmple Run 2 is the sequel to one of the most popular action games for mobile devices, and it has just enough new features to make it an excellent follow-up.


Imangi Studios, the creators of popular game Temple Run, on Wednesday announced that the Temple Run and Temple Run 2 together have reached the milestone of one billion downloads. Notably, the figure doesn't include download statistics from Temple Run: Brave and Temple Run: Oz, which would boost that figure slightly.
With this Temple Run joins the likes of other popular game, Angry Birds, which had reached the milestone of one billion cumulative downloads in 2012. Rovio had included the original Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons, Angry Birds Rio, and, Angry Birds Space to get the one billion downloads number. The game was first launched as an iOS app in December 2009 and later it debuted on other platforms.
Other than that from the Temple Run series itself, "Players have collectively spent over 216,018 years playing Temple Run. Over 32 billion games have been played. Temple Run players have run a total of 50 trillion meters," said company in its press release.
Founded in 2008 by husband-and-wife team Keith Shepherd and Natalia Luckyanova, Imangi Studios launched Temple Run in 2011.
Alongside the milestone, the company also detailed information about its audience. China alone accounts for 36 percent of all downloads, whereas only 21 percent are from the US. Also interestingly, Imangi Studios reported 60 percent of all Temple Run players were female.
"Having Temple Run reach the one billion downloads mark is a milestone we couldn't have imagined when we first started out," said Keith Shepherd, co-founder of Imangi Studios. "We're incredibly grateful to all the Temple Run players and our wonderful team. We look forward to continuing to grow the Temple Run franchise, as well as creating additional innovative games."
 
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What is the fastest growing mobile game? TEMPLE RUN 2！

9game provided: Temple Run 2 is a very popular action game on the Android and iOS devices and is the sequel to the immensely popular Temple Run.



Temple Run 2 has become the fastest growing mobile game of all times, clocking over 50 million downloads on iOS, Android and Kindle devices in just 13 days. Game developer Imangi Studios confirmed the landmark via a press release.
Commenting on the landmark, Keith Shepherd, co-founder of Imangi said, "Temple Run has evolved into something so much bigger than us. The game has performed beyond our wildest dreams, and we are thrilled that gamers and fans have embraced Temple Run 2 in such a short period of time."
The game has broken the record of Angry Birds Space that reached the landmark of 50 million downloads in 35 days.
Imangi Studios released the successor to the popular original Temple Run title on iOS on January 17, and the game became the most-downloaded free app within 24 hours. The game clocked over 20 million downloads in just four days on iOS alone. A week after the iOS release, Temple Run 2 was released on Android. Now, comes the news of 50 million downloads in just 13 days.
Temple Run 2 promises beautiful new graphics, more vibrant environs, new hurdles, more power ups and achievements. The basic gameplay stays true to the original game, which means you still are the thief behind the stolen cursed idol and continue running. But this time round, there's one huge weird-faced monkey chasing you down the temple cliffs and ruins instead of three as seen in the original game. 
As noted earlier, Temple Run 2 is successor to the original title Temple Run that was an instant hit with over 170 million downloads across the App Store, Google Play and the Amazon Marketplace.

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Temple Run 2 —— BEST action game Sequel

9game provided: Temple Run 2 is a very popular action game on the Android and iOS devices and is the sequel to the immensely popular Temple Run.



The sequel to the smash hit phenomenon that took the world by storm!
With over 170 million downloads, Temple Run redefined mobile gaming. Now get more of the exhilarating running, jumping, turning and sliding you love in Temple Run 2!
Navigate perilous cliffs, zip lines, mines and forests as you try to escape with the cursed idol. How far can you run?!
FEATURES
★ Beautiful new graphics
★ Gorgeous new organic environments
★ New obstacles
★ More powerups
★ More achievements
★ Special powers for each character
★ Bigger monkey!!!

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Latest Tips for Temple Run 2 Players!!

9game provided: Temple Run 2 is a very popular action game on the Android and iOS devices and is the sequel to the immensely popular Temple Run.
 
The Ropeways
Sliding down the ropeways leads to the next level down and oftentimes, either at the right or the left, there are two levels that seems like you can jump onto them. There are maybe levels that you either have already passed or you might be passing further in the game, but it is not possible to jump in the middle of the ropeway to get to those levels. Just give up on trying to get to those levels if you do not want to lose the points that you have accumulated.
Shield
It only protects you from obstacles such as roofs, fire, trees, spiky wheels, wooden trippers etc. It does NOT protect you from falling! It only protects you from one obstacle. Useful in the situation pictured here.
Boulders
So far there is nothing special about the huge boulders that you will encounter as the game progresses. Most games tend to add something extra special to objects in the background. No matter how many times you try to maneuver your character to that huge boulder to move it, nothing special happens afterwards. 
Coin Magnet
Very helpful power-up, as you don't need to tilt your device so much. It can drag coins from other turns while on the railways. Works perfectly with Boost.
The Mines
Some players may have thought that at least the mine tunnels have a hidden passageway or special bonuses if you do some simple tricks to open them. The amazing part of this area is that you only get to ride through it, without anything extra special happening.
Gem
Gives you a gem. Gems are used to revive with Save Me.
The Floating Island
As you traverse further into the game, you will notice some islands or objects floating across the road, some in the background. It can get quite tempting to jump over to that island, as you might get extra bonuses that are ultimately special that it doubles your total points. Judging on how high your character can jump, you will just have to give up, because you will be heading to your grave.
Large Coin
Fills your Power Meter by approximately 1/3 and gives you 50 coins.
This is very helpful because it can fill your meter.
Just Decorations?
Maybe all these things that you will notice in the game are just there for display and have no extra meaning to them. At least, you should learn to trick in the game if you are still new to it: a cliff with right or left paths. There is nothing special with either path, just choose one randomly before you go directly over the cliff.

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After Playing Temple Run 2 for such a long time, you may forget these tips!

Temple Run 2 here on 9game,we still have passion to show you whatever we know. As long as it is useful. 

Inside Mines

-Swipe Down:Duck

-Tilt Device to the Left or Right:Change lanes or stay on a lane.

-Swipe Left or Right:Turn

Normal Runs

-Swipe Up:Jump

-Swipe Down:Slide

-Swipe Left or Right:Turn(can also used in mid air or while sliding)

-Tit Device to the Left or Right:Change Lane (can also be used in mid air or while sliding)

Other Helpful Tips

- The goal, run x meters without tripping, still allows resurrections. If you die by running into something.

- The goal, x points without Powerups, refers to both powerups you pick up and those you use from filling the green bar.

- When things gets a lot faster, concentrate on the path and ignore some upcomingCoins to stay alive! This is pretty helpful for completing some objectives or when you are in the mines.

- Before getting Powerups in mid air, check if you can land on a safe place first

- "Invisibility" from TR1 seems to have been replaced by the shield. They both protect against obstacles, but not from running in the wrong direction.

- No need to buy angel wings any more, every time you die, you get a chance to resurrect at the cost of 1 gem. The cost doubles every time you die. So if you're willing to spend money, there's no limit to your score, I guess.

- The flashing checkered flag and arrow at the beginning is the game offering you to use a Head Start at 2500 coins. Tap it to use.

- If you run into a cliff, you can quickly jump then tilt your device into a safe place.

- Avoid getting tripped, if you did, you will lose all Points from your Power meterand you will not be able to jump for a few seconds.

Shadow Fight 2 Review- Style, Control and Content

Welcome to 9game ,good to know you play Shadow Fight 2 .Shadow Fight 2 brings the popular browser-based action  game to iOS, with impressive animations and a mix of action and RPG gameplay that's perfect for the touch screen. That's the good news. The bad news is that the game exemplifies how not to do a freemium model. Asking you to wait short periods before advancing is one thing, but forcing you to use real money to purchase items really gets in the way of fun.

That said, I'd still recommend Shadow Fight 2 for the right person. If you have the patience, the cash, and the desire to dive deep into a well-designed game, it is worth the trouble.

Just like genre classics Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter, Shadow Fight 2 follows the old standard of the 2D fighting genre, challenging you to win the best of three matches against computer-controlled opponents. But with this game you also get RPG elements that let you upgrade your weapons and armor, add new fighting skills to your arsenal, and even learn spells you can cast in battle.

Silhouette style, simple controls

Rather than using intricate and colorful character designs and costumes, Shadow Fight 2 uses silhouette-style characters with beautiful backdrops. If that seems like a cop-out, it isn't: what Shadow Fight 2 lacks in character art, it easily makes up for with realistic, physics-based fighting animations. The animations are so smooth that it almost seems real as you battle foe after foe.

The control system in Shadow Fight 2 gives you a directional stick on the left with buttons for punching and kicking on the right. But it's the combinations of directions and types of attack that give you different moves. It's important to learn the moves, particularly for when you play more difficult opponents. Though you can get away with button mashing early on, it's your technique and strategy that will help you win against bosses.

Upgradeable weapons, armor, and fighting styles

As you fight your way through matches, you'll earn gold that can be used to upgrade your fighter. Shadow Fight 2 boasts hundreds of weapon types, and each type changes the fighting style of your character. If you're wielding a sword, for example, you'll have a slower fighting style and moves that make sense with a sword, whereas with two daggers, your attacks are much more quick and precise.

To get a weapon, you can bring your earned coins to the in-game shop between fights and pick from several different weapon types. Once you own a weapon, you also can use gold to upgrade its stats for more power in the arena. The same is true for armors and helmets, with several different tiers for quality and upgrade paths that give you better defensive stats.

With every fight you earn experience, and when your character levels up, you'll also be able to enhance your fighting style with both passive and active perks. For example, you might select the Desperate passive perk, which gives you +30 percent damage when your health is lower than 10 percent. You can also get an active perk, such as the Double Sweep, which lets you sweep the feet of your opponents to knock them down. Each decision you make on the perk skill tree changes your fighting style, so it's important to learn what works and what doesn't.

A huge amount of content

What really blew me away about Shadow Fight 2 is just how much there is to do in the game. There are six different worlds, each with a main boss that needs to be beaten in order to move on to the next world. But along the way you'll need to take part in tournaments, survival challenges, and special duels so you can earn money to upgrade your character. A tournament challenges you to fight through 24 different opponents, each harder than the last. In survival, you're just trying to see how long you can stay alive against multiple successive opponents. Duels pay the most gold, but you can only do one duel every four hours.

What's neat about it is the game is set up in such a way that you'll need to use all of the game types in a world to get ready for the big boss fight. Make no mistake -- the bosses in Shadow Fight 2 are tough, and you'll need to max out your upgrades if you hope to stand a chance against them.

One thing that's problematic is the inability to sync between iOS devices. With all this content, it would be better if, after playing all day on my iPhone, I could switch to the iPad when I get home. But as is, you're going to want to only play on one device, because it's too much trouble to unlock everything again on another device.

Not only do you get different fighting moves based on the weapon you're holding, once you pass the first boss, you'll get to add ranged attacks to your arsenal. Then, when you beat the second boss, you'll be able to add attack spells you can cast for more damage during a fight. I really like that there are goals to shoot for in Shadow Fight 2, keeping the game interesting beyond the already tight fighting mechanics.

Freemium annoyances

As I mentioned earlier, Shadow Fight 2 is a freemium game, and it employs a few annoying techniques to get your cash. In the game, you can play through just five fights before your energy meter runs dry, requiring you to wait for it to replenish or pay real money to power it back up. There is some relief, though, giving you one energy back if you watch a 15-second ad (mostly game ads, in my experience). The problem is, there is also a limit to those ads, and when you run out, you can either wait or pay.

The more annoying strategy to take your money, however, comes with purchasing items. There are a number of weapons, helmets, and armor you can buy with coins you earn in the game, which is fine and as it should be. But there are also items that require you to pay only with gems (the game's currency you can purchase for real money). I can understand making it difficult to earn an item (and making money the easy route), but making it exclusive to those who pay cash is especially annoying. Of course, the items that can't be purchased with gold are often the most interesting and powerful, so you'll definitely feel the frustration like I did when you browse through items.

Conclusion

There are a lot of fighting games in the App Store. But Shadow Fight 2 stands out with a unique silhouette style, amazingly smooth animations, and several worlds to explore.

I usually have a hard time recommending freemium apps, but Shadow Fight 2 is an exception. Yes, it's really annoying that some items are simply unattainable without using real money, but with everything else the game brings, it's worth jumping through those hoops.

If you're looking for a button masher, Shadow Fight 2 is not your game, but for fun game modes, precise controls, and extra content, it might be the best available. That is, if you can live with the in-your-face freemium model.