Temple Run

Temple Run:

Sanctuary Run is a 2011 3D unending running computer game created and distributed by the Raleigh-based Imangi Studios. It is delivered, planned and modified by a couple group Keith Shepherd and Natalia Luckyanova, and with workmanship by Kiril Tchangov. The diversion was at first discharged for iOS gadgets, and later ported to Android frameworks and Windows Telephone 8. 

A continuation of the first diversion was discharged on January 17, 2013, for iOS, and on January 24 for Android. As of June 2014, Sanctuary Run and its continuation have been downloaded more than 1 billion times. 

Since its underlying discharge on the Application Store on August 4, 2011, the prevalence of the amusement has taken off, to the point that Imangi Studios turned out to be more well known than Zynga. In the wake of this achievement, different designers made diversions of a comparative style, for example, Sanctuary Firearms, Sanctuary Bounce, and Pyramid Run. 

In the iTunes Store, the amusement was incorporated into the main 50 most-downloaded applications in December 2011, and in the long run turned into the main free iOS application in the Store. It additionally achieved the position of the top earning iOS application. Initially, the diversion was 99 pennies to download, yet Imangi changed the amusement to a freemium application preceding December 2011, which rather depended on players obtaining in-amusement coins with legitimate delicate. 

On January 12, 2012, Imangi reported on the Sanctuary Run Facebook page that the diversion would be discharged for the Android stage in February, saying "We're so eager to declare this and value the majority of our fans' backing crosswise over both stages!" The amusement was discharged on Google Play on Walk 27, 2012, a month later than anticipated. After Sanctuary Run was discharged on Android, it was downloaded one million times in less than three days. 

As Sanctuary Run was initially discharged with a custom, adaptable motor on iOS, there were a few troubles when it was ported to Android, fundamentally identified with the utilization of the Solidarity diversion motor. The amusement as often as possible slammed, once in a while made gadgets overheat, and depleted battery life to a great degree rapidly. This prompted for the most part unfavorable audits. Dissimilar to the iOS form, the Android variant was dependably freemium. 

On Walk 27, 2013, the diversion was discharged for Windows Telephone 8. 

In Sanctuary Run, the player controls Fellow Perilous, a prehistorian who set out to look for an antiquated and profitable brilliant symbol from a sanctuary in The Greenery enclosures of Bomarzo in Italy, tragically he didn't understand that inside the sanctuary was occupied by a group of "satanic monkeys" who need to eat him/her. As the amusement is a perpetual running diversion, there is no limit to the sanctuary; subsequently, the player plays until the character tumbles off the sanctuary to his/her downfall or is eaten by the crazed monkeys. 

While the character is running, the player can tilt their gadget left or right to move the character to one side or right of the screen to gather coins or dodge objects. There are three sorts of coin: gold, red, and blue. A brilliant coin has an estimation of one credit, red is two credits and blue is three. The coins/credits can be utilized to purchase and afterward redesign power-ups and different characters. At the point when the player needs to turn left or right, they swipe their finger over the touchscreen in the relating course. In the event that they wish to bounce over an article, they swipe upwards; on the off chance that they wish to slide under an item, they swipe downwards. 

Sanctuary Run has been for the most part generally welcomed. The iOS variant holds a total score of 80 out of 100 on Metacritic, in view of ten audits, and 83.57% on GameRankings, in light of seven surveys. 

Phillip Levin of 148Apps evaluated it 3 out of 5, lauding the gameplay however reprimanding the foundations; "my enormous second thought with Sanctuary Run lies in the way that most of the diversion's landscape has a striking resemblance. Definitely, the landscape changes here and there, yet more often than not, gamers are going through destroyed, sanctuary pathways that appear to be identical. Everything begins to obscure together before long." AppSpy's Andrew Nesvadba was more awed, scoring it 4 out of 5, and composing "Sanctuary Run takes care of and shines the interminable runner for the third measurement, giving players a one of a kind and fun challenge that controls like a fantasy." TouchArcade's Nissa Campbell scored the diversion 4.5 out of 5, applauding its turn far from the "one catch hopping control framework" of most unlimited runners, and also the amusement's milieu; "Any perpetual runner worth the name will give you high-pressure circumstances and that "once again" impulse. In any case, Sanctuary Run is most likely the one and only that likewise makes you feel like a challenging paleologist with an affinity for destructive circumstances." 

Gamezebo's Specialty Green scored it much higher, 5 out of 5, calling it "a moment iPhone great," and composing "addictive doesn't even precisely depict the amusement. Enchanting gameplay as amusement paces up. Destinations include objectives that keep you playing." Slide to Play's Andrew Webster likewise gave the diversion an impeccable score, 4 out of 4. He applauded the update framework, 3D representation and controls, closing "Regardless of the possibility that you believe you're tired of programmed runners, Sanctuary Run demonstrates there's still much life left in the class. It coordinates the sheer excite and force of Canabalt, yet with a totally new topic and point of view. We've all needed to be Indiana Jones sooner or later, and now's your possibility." 

IGN's Justin Davis scored it 7.5 out of 10, applauding the amusement's profundity and redesign framework, which he felt recognized it from different unlimited runners, for example, Canabalt and Robot Unicorn Assault. He presumed that "Sanctuary Run is a quick and excited iPhone experience. The blend of swiping and tilt controls gives every session a frenzied feeling Gamers needing another iOS time waster ought to give Sanctuary Run a long look." 

PC Magazine's Laarni Almendrala Ragaza called the underlying Android form "fresh", with "smart" route. They additionally included it in their "Versatile Applications to keep Kids Glad" rundown.