Temple Run is an endless action video game developed by Imangi Studios. In the game, players need to play an adventurer who tries to steal an idol from an ancient temple and escape the hunt of the "devil monkey". The game is divided into four works: Temple Escape, Temple Escape: Brave Legend, Temple Escape 2, Temple Escape: Magic Land and Wonders, and can run on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone platforms.

The protagonist of "Temple Escape" is a group of wandering explorers who want to steal an idol from an ancient temple. After the explorer steals the idol, the player can control the explorer, and the game starts immediately after the explorer steals the idol. At this time, the explorer will be hunted down by a group of "demon monkeys", which will trigger the "temple escape". Players only need to perform three operations in the game: jumping (slide your finger up), sliding (slide your finger down), and turning (slide your finger to the left or right). Tilting the device allows the explorer to move from side to side of the road so that the explorer can collect gold coins and avoid obstacles.

"Temple Escape" was released on the App Store in August 2011; in December 2011, it was listed as the most downloaded application list. At first, "Temple Escape" cost 99 cents to download; in December 2011 it became a free iOS app.

On January 12, 2012, Imangi Studios announced on Facebook that "Temple Escape" for the Android platform will be released in February 2012, but the actual release will be on March 27, 2012. The game was downloaded 1 million times in 3 days. However, because "Temple Escape" uses a unified Unity game engine instead of a flexible engine on the Android platform, it often encounters difficulties in manipulation, so it has encountered unfavorable reviews.

The evaluation of "The Temple Escape" is mostly positive. Gamezebo gave "Temple Escape" a 5-star rating. Green Art pointed out that "Temple Escape" is "an instant iPhone classic." PC Magazine pointed out that "Temple Escape" has a "perfect and clear" picture and "lively action." PC Magazine also included "Temple Escape" in its "list of mobile applications that make kids happy."

However, common sense media criticized the "consumerist" model of "Temple Escape" because players can use money to buy gold coins in the game.

On June 14, 2012, "Temple Escape" and Disney's film "Legend of Brave" co-launched "Temple of Escape: Legend of Brave". The game scene is changed from the ancient temple to the forest and wilderness on the Scottish Highlands in the movie. The protagonist is classified as the previous game. The new function of "Temple Escape: Brave" is archery. During the game, the archery symbol will appear on the screen. At the left and right ends, the player will find the target of archery and complete the archery by touching the screen. When all targets are hit, the player will receive a coin bonus and wait for another archery target.

"Temple Escape: Brave" was released on the App Store on June 14, 2012. This game and the original game ranking need to be purchased for 99 cents. After the game was released on the App Store, it was ranked as the most downloaded О game ranking.

The goal of the player in "Temple Escape" is to run as far as possible by avoiding randomly generated obstacles . And get as many points and coins as possible. The longer the player survives, the more points will be earned. The player's score can only be used to achieve the goal. The formula for calculating the game score is: {\displaystyle s=(m)(d+5c+t)}s=(m)(d+5c+t). Among them, "s" is the player's final score, "m" is the number of goals the player has reached +10, "d" is the player's running distance (the running distance is calculated from the moment of leaving the temple, in meters), and "c" is The number of gold coins collected by the player, "t" is the reward meter level the player gets plus the remaining number of gold coins divided by one hundred.