Temple Run

You tilt your phone left or right to steer around corners, swipe up to jump over obstacles, and swipe down to slide under barriers. It's that simple—no complicated tutorials needed, just pick up and play.

Coins you collect during runs can be used to unlock new characters and power-ups in the shop. Daily goals give you small, specific objectives to chase, so you always have something to work toward even when you're not aiming for a high score.

First, try restarting your device and clearing the app's cache in your phone's settings. If the crash persists, uninstall and reinstall the game—your progress is usually saved to your account. The in-app support can be slow, so this fix often works faster than waiting for a reply.

Unfortunately, the in-app support is known for slow, generic replies. Your best bet is to check the official FAQ page on their website first, or search online forums like Reddit where players often share fixes for common bugs. Reinstalling the app also resolves many issues without needing support.

Both are endless runners, but Temple Run uses tilt controls and a third-person chase perspective, while Subway Surfers relies on swipe-only controls and a side-swiping lane system. Temple Run feels more intense and immersive, but Subway Surfers offers more frequent updates and themed events.