You like “Subway Surfers”? He is undoubtedly one of the most iconic mobile games ever released. For those who do not know, their gameplay basically consists of controlling a character that runs automatically while the player dodges obstacles and collects items along the way.
He is a beautiful copy of the endless Runner genre, or “infinite race” or “endless race” in Portuguese. In such games, the race never ends, and the challenge is to survive as much as possible, with quick reflexes and continuous actions.
If you like subway surfers or Endless Runner games, check out a list of five games on this footprint.
5 Infinite Race Games
Rush Minion
As the title already denounces, this mobile game is based on the characters in the “my evil favorite” universe “Minhas Favorite” universe.
You control the minions, which run in three tracks and collect bananas through the scenario. However, there are obstacles from which minions should divert, sliding their finger on the screen to the right, left, up (to jump) and down (to lower). If you collide in an obstacle, the race ends.
The goal is to collect items and comply with missions. There are several costumes of minions that can be collected and improved. The game also includes modes such as daily challenges.
Jumanji: Epic Run
Launched to accompany the movie “Jumanji: Next Phase”, this game offers varied running modes. The playable characters are the same as the movie, each with unique skills.
The initial character is Dr. Bravestone (in the movie lived by Dwayne Johnson), who throws a boomerang capable of eliminating enemies and obstacles. Ruby Roundhouse (Karen Gillan) uses Nunchakus to clean the way. Finbar (Kevin Hart) calls a rhino with a whistle to run over enemies. Shelly Oberon (Jack Black) uses a compass to ensure the best route.
The game has four modes: race and combat (facing enemies), animal escape, climbing cliffs and diving in waterfalls. At first you pursue a thief that leaves a trail of gold to be collected. The route brings enemies and obstacles that should be overcome jumping, sliding or diverting.
Lara Croft: Relic Run
Bringing the protagonist of the “Tomb Raider” franchise to an endless running game, “Lara Croft: Relic Run” offers a lot of adventure and action. You control Lara Croft while she seeks a missing archaeologist and faced a conspiracy that threatens the world.
In gameplay, heroin travels scenarios with natural obstacles and traps. Just like in the gender games, the race ends when it reaches an obstacle. Races are divided into levels, each with a goal to meet, such as collecting clues to find out more about the plot.
In addition, Lara can make parkour movements, slide, jump and run on the walls.
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Sonic Dash
The fastest character of video games could not fail to have a Subway surfers game.
In Sonic Dash, you control the blue hedgehog running through the scenarios, collecting rings and diverting from obstacles and enemies. With progress, it is possible to unlock other characters such as Tails, Knuckles and Shadow. The goal is to go as far as possible.
Each character uses classic series movements to overcome obstacles, such as the compact ball form. The game has seven different areas. The success was such that “Sonic Dash” ended up gaining a sequence and derivatives inspired by titles such as “Sonic Forces.”
JetPack Joyride
One of the classics of the infinite race, “Jetpack Joyride” has a particularity over the other games on this list. Most infinite running games feature the back characters and use 3D perspective. This is 2D side-scrolling, that is, the character always advances from left to right on the screen.
In the game, you control a guy who invades a laboratory and steals a bullet -powered jetpack. The control is simple: tap to climb, let go to go down. The goal is to go as far as possible, taking coins and avoiding obstacles.
Any collision kills instantly. Another highlight of the game is the boxes that put you in special vehicles, such as a Dragon Mecha, a plane or a huge robovel.
