Chris Buffa (Modojo): Pixar's newest animated movie, Brave, arrives in theaters June 22, and Disney Interactive will be right there with a video game built from the ground up for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo DS. Disney Mobile, on the other hand, took a different approach. Instead of creating a new game altogether, it partnered with Imangi Studios to merge the film with Temple Run, Imangi's popular iOS game that went on to exceed over 80 million downloads. The result, Temple Run: Brave, is just as addictive as its predecessor, but has a handful of new features that make it somewhat unique.
Zac Elawar from Capsule Computers wrote:
Christmas break is near, and to celebrate these most festive of times, Disney is releasing updates for 3 of their biggest mobile titles: Where's My Perry?, Temple Run: Brave and Wreck-it Ralph.
John Bedford (Modojo): The iOS version of Temple Run: Brave, the collaborative release from Disney and Imangi, has been updated this morning.
The update introduces a new Will O' the Wisps token, which allows players to make use of a slow-motion power-up, as well as optimizations for the recently released iPhone 5. Achievements are also now available in the game, supported by Game Center.
Chris Buffa (Modojo): By now, you've played or at least heard of Temple Run, Imangi Studios' insanely popular mobile game for iOS and Android. The developer is primarily responsible for kicking off the endless runner craze that's taken the App Store and Google Play marketplace by storm, with a plethora of clones that follow the same basic formula: the character constantly runs forward, and players swipe or tilt to make the hero move in various directions, jump and slide. Some titles even let gamers shoot by tapping the screen.
