Galaxy Run
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, Galaxy Run! Developed by the innovative team at Spiel Studios, this Action game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 9+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 4th December 2013, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 7th September 2018.
Are you a fan of Action, Strategy, or Entertainment games? Then Galaxy Run is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
User Ratings of Galaxy Run
Over 60 players have rated Galaxy Run. Join them and share your thoughts!
How Much Does Galaxy Run Cost?
Good news! You can download Galaxy Run on your iOS device absolutely free!
Galaxy Run Release Date
Eager to know when Galaxy Run first graced the App Store? It was launched on 4th December 2013.
When Was Galaxy Run Last Updated?
The latest version of Galaxy Run was updated on 7th September 2018, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
Where Can I Download Galaxy Run?
To get started with Galaxy Run, head over to the official Apple App Store.
A Glimpse into Galaxy Run
SPOILER: Not an Endless Runner!
Spiel Studios brings to you a brand new action packed space adventure to help get Rez home.
An easy, addictive and interesting one-touch, single-screen gameplay, with over 350 levels, called Galaxy Run.
Jim Squires (Editor-in-Chief, Gamezebo.com):
"I’ll be damned if this trailer doesn’t have me itchin’ to try Galaxy Run out…"
Dave Flodine (Appspy.com): 4/5
"Galaxy Run is a epitome of a bite-sized platformer. It looks like they might have hit the ground running with the right formula…"
Evan Killham (CultofMac.com): 4/5
"Galaxy Run Delights In Sending Its Homesick Astronaut Plunging To His Doom…"
Harry Slater (Pocketgamer.co.uk):
"I urge you with every fibre of my being to turn the sound up for the trailer for Spiel Studios’s auto-running platformer Galaxy Run"
Selected among the Best Games of the Year by Apple!
HIGHLIGHTS
- Auto-Running, Single-Screen levels
- Easy to learn One-Tap gameplay
- Over 350 total levels with 90 extreme levels
- Leaderboards & Achievements
- 18 Unique Gameplay features, including Anti-Gravity, Speed Boosters, Grappling Hooks, Springboard, Portals and many more!
- 2 Special Power-ups to Skip the Level and Ghost to run through obstacles!
- Engaging soundtrack with Lyrics!
- iOS Game Controller support
- New Levels added Daily via the Bonus section
- 3 Unique Character Costumes available, each with special abilities
- Available in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German Languages
Just tap on screen to start and tap again to jump over obstacles. Use your reflexes and strategic skills to your best advantage!
FEEDBACK
Connect to us directly at [email protected] and share all your feedback and comments. We promise to get back to you personally and instantly!
FOLLOW US!
Twitter: @spiel
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/spielstudios
Official Promo Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0K-ypFyg9I
(C) 2018 Spiel Studios Pvt. Ltd.
Website: http://www.spielstudios.com
What’s New in the Latest Update?
Find out what’s new in the latest version of Galaxy Run updated on 7th September 2018:
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
We are excited to revive this game which was selected among the Best Games of the Year by Apple! Thank you for all the feedback that you have been giving us!
v3.2:
- Auto prompt for getting Free Ghost Power-up
- Added localised Chinese screenshots
v3.1:
- Any In-App Purchase will also remove ads
- Improved text translations for all languages
v3.0:
- Fixed In-App Purchase bug
- Bonus levels are now active. Download 3 new levels everyday in each chapter!
- Increased no. of default Power-up count to 5
- Other minor fixes & optimisations
Please leave us a review on the Appstore, we read each one of them! Alternatively, send us an email to [email protected] for any queries or feedback.
User Reviews on Galaxy Run
Looking for more information? Read a comprehensive review of Galaxy Run below:
Original Title: 3.5 Stars, 99% complete.. But not quite! Original Review: Contrary to one particular review, we feel as if the last level was brilliant. You are tasked with having to memorize the "world" by means of turning on a light switch prior to starting said world. We were both pleased and excited at the developer’s decision to require the player to do this if he or she is determined to send Rez home. In addition, we did like the graphics and artwork. As minimal as they are, we wouldn’t compare them to something out of the stone ages of gaming nor would we change them. The one thing we would change? The game grants you three each of three kinds of power ups(slo-mo, ghost, and a skip function). However, it would be nice to open the app every 24 hours with at least one of each power up. We always have and always will disagree with micro transactions. Not giving the player ten of each power up impedes everyone from full completion of this game. Achievements are important to some people and forcing them to pay to complete this game in it’s entirety should be against the law(s). Keep in mind this is our opinion and we know some will sympathize with developers having to pay for something in an otherwise free experience. Just not this guy! Ironically the developer just released an update for the app which did not rectify this is issue. We were saddened to see it did not. Wrapping up, we just wanted to say thank you Spiel Studios for your time and efforts. We enjoyed your game. Overall, a decent time killer. Update(May 2015): Let us start off by saying we really do appreciate the latest update by the very friendly and professional developer, Spiel Studios. Although still not perfect, the latest update brings a crucial change to a Power-Up feature of the game, allowing for an opportunity to earn more Ghost Power-Ups. A good benefit for those looking to progress towards 100% completion of the game. The negative, however, is that the Skip Power-Up has been left out in the dark. Once all three of these Power-Ups are used up, the player is still forced to hit the ole’ Transactions-R-Us, wallet open and money in hand, in order to replenish them. It would seem the developer had good intentions but wound up holding back. If you are considering that extra mile/kilometer for the customer, why not just go that extra mile/kilometer? Go there and go beyond! To be fair though, its’s not our decision! From the developer’s business standpoint, we admit we understand the logic here. Regardless, if we are speaking fairly, it’s just another road block for the completionist. With that said, we are reluctant to accept the decisions brought about by the latest update. The saving graces of our gripe are as follows: The game is indeed fun! Both, from a challenging standpoint and game concept. Entertaining game? It certainly is! It plays great and the controls are well suited. On a side-note, the developer is responsive when contacted. Good communication is always appreciated so put another plus in our book! With all of these things considered, the game’s positives do add up. Before concluding this review, however, we must address the one original gripe we continue to have with Galaxy Run, replay value. Developers may think their works will be forgotten or go away if the player is given all the necessary tools up front or ahead of time but we respectfully disagree. We would prefer everything at our disposable to continue playing Galaxy Run, working on those clearance times, and just downright enjoying myself. As the game stands right now, we are going to quickly reach the very same point we were at in our initial review. Uninterested in improving those in-game scores. Goals we would normally have and take part in without hesitation. Sooner than later, we will find myself no longer with the need to play. We are not alone here when we say we would rather be pressing on with that must continue mind-set. Enjoyment will always be fulfilled when we can re-do levels "just one more try", aiming for that better score! For what the game means to us, the genre(s) it resides in, and everything else considered, Galaxy Run is a satisfying 4 stars! The potential is there and we would love to see more improvements made to the game because it is certainly nearing that solid 5, but still not quite. Thank you again Spiel Studios and to all who took the time to read this review. Sorry if anyone has taken offense to anything contained within. Admittedly, it is easier to write a review that is mostly subjective although some content may be considered as objectively speaking. P.S. We refuse to believe we are the minority here when we say we liked the Slo-Mo Power-Up very much! Please consider resurrection of that cool little feature! Thank you!
We like the game and we play it a lot but it is kinda a ptw game (pay to win).
Can’t remember the last time we were unable to put a game down. We find myself saying, ok just one more level. Great for passing time!
Love this simple, yet difficult game. Great art. Great audio. 5 stars!
As said in the description this game is extremely addictive once u get the hang of it so go ahead and try it your self.
Beautiful game, please ubdate.
When we came across this, we were expecting another twitchy game like Jupiter Jump. No, this is more of an action puzzle game, but that’s cool with us. The game mechanics and logic take a little getting used to. We were running up the clock without understanding why for a while. But we believe that’s part of the puzzle. If you’re getting frustrated and believing that the game is broken somehow, just stop and think for a minute, then try something a little different. If we were to change anything about the game, it would be the artwork. Sorry, but it’s just a bit too chintzy for our liking. Either go slick and polished or go retro 8-bit, don’t go halfway.
The last chapter, played in the dark, is awful. Unfortunately, it ruins an otherwise good game. Deleted!
Kill yourself… Game doesn’t work.
The start button on the first level is broken.
We tap but nothing happens most of the time and we even took the screen off our Survivor case and it still sucked.
Great game and it’s very challenging.
It’s basically run rue rue run, with a space theme. A clever game and very entertaining!