This game was introduced to me by my cousin. I was pretty bored at the time and had nothing to do until I saw my cousin playing this game. We started taking turns and when I got home, I downloaded the game on my iPad. I don’t regret it one bit! It was a really fun experience doing the first few levels and figuring out how to control the game. I really liked it. The only thing I really do have to say is… In not only my opinion, but a lot of others. I think this game should add more levels, and challenges. I know, I know, it’s fun already. But why just the same old game over and over and over again? Things get boring overtime and makes people not want to play anymore. The same thing with a bunch and I mean a BUNCH of other games and movies and tv shows. Other then that, this game is a really good game. You can play it on a computer at school or even at home. It’s pretty addicting and you can play it for hours on end without noticing. I totally recommend it if you are looking to download something fun to play on the App Store.

Stop reading critical reviews, it’s a great game. The mobile support is a little dicey at times, mainly with some people having issues with crashing, freezing, etc. but that’s mostly dependent on the device. I, myself, have some issues, like the ad placement. The ads are few and I don’t mind them, but going from one level to another and getting an ad in between breaks the immersion. Then again, idk where else you’d put them. Then there’s the crashing problem. for me (exclusively in infinite mode) if I die and choose not to continue it quits the app. Don’t know why, but I’m pretty sure It’s just me, so fault doesn’t fall on kongregate for it. Anyway, download the app. or else. Oh yeah, I do have one complaint. You need batteries to buy characters, some objectively better than others, but the only way to get them is with achievements (that’s fine), and infinite mode. Now, the problem with infinite mode is that the batteries (don’t worry I unlocked permission) are really sparse and each one only counts for, well, one battery. This is all fine and dandy until you see the characters that cost 25,000. There’s one other way to unlock some characters, that being by getting achievements in some of Kong’s other games, which is stupid. Stop plugging other games in your games, game devs. It’s annoying

There’s an issue with the game crashing once you lose in infinite mode. At first, it wasn’t too big of a deal until I noticed that little to no power cells actually saved meaning that no matter how well I did, since it would crash if I didn’t continue, it wasn’t worth doing in the long run. The only other way to get power cells is through the tunnel achievements which in the long run is also very limited. Another thing, which I see mentioned a lot, is that the controls are often difficult to deal with. Off the top of my head I can’t really think of a what exactly is wrong with ur, but it could just be button sensitivity or the hit box of the buttons and slider.Overall, there’s a decent chunk of issues with this app. I just wish this game could be put on steam since it would be perfect there, as anywhere else on pc (Cool Math Games) is HEAVILY outdated making it disappointing compared to what is on here. However, the controls and gameplay itself is better on pc, making it such a toss-up. Run 3 on steam would be the best experience if it could take the controls of the Cool Math Games version but take the updated version of the app.

I believe this game is truly exceptional because of its engaging and entertaining nature. The entertainment factor primarily stems from the blend of skill and knowledge required to succeed. For instance, players must familiarize themselves with various blocks and their characteristics; failure to do so can lead to unexpected challenges or, in gaming terms, "death" within the game (fortunately, not in real life!). Moreover, when I mentioned that it’s a game of skill, I was referring to the need for agility and precise control. Players are required to effectively jump and maneuver their characters in a dynamic environment. This becomes particularly tricky on a tablet, where the gameplay can often be unsteady, forcing players to remain stationary in certain scenarios due to the game's inherent shakiness. This added layer of difficulty not only enhances the challenge but also makes mastering the controls all the more rewarding.𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓮𝓷𝓭.