Avoiderdragon: Most of the time, movie tie-in games tend to be at least disappointing. But then again, there isn’t much to be disappointed about anyway since movie tie-in games are known to be mostly bad anyway, so most people who do get them tend to have low expectations anyway. There’s also the paradox at times that makes good movies have bad games and bad movies have good games (excluding the likes of Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever). With this particular game though, there may be a bit more to consider than just the usual trend.
Carl Williams writes, "Okay, I have to admit, when I first saw Temple Run on a friend’s iPhone I honestly was intrigued. Till then I was not impressed with the endless running game genre. Sure, 2D runners were nice around this time but they simply didn’t “do it” for me as a gamer. I am old school, I …"
The Maze Runner is a new (guess it) auto running game for the iOS and Android based off of the movies, based off of the books - all of which are essentially tailor-made to be the most suited media for an endless runner game ever (take that, Forrest Gump!). You play as the Gladers, whose goal is to search for a way out of the maze in the middle of the Glades, and to do so you search for clues and quest all around the maze, but you have to get back before the gates shut at dusk.
The Maze Runner Game Cheats, Guide - Strategy Tips for Android iPhone Game
Select a runner who's fast enough to make it out of the maze in time. All runners can be upgraded.
Those blue dots represent clues that have been found in each level. If you miss some of the clues the first time around, you can always run the section again and collect the remaining clues.
