Subway runner dash race 3d World run is the best endless runner game of 2021 run, roll, dash and jump to dodge trains. swipe left, right, up, down and use your ability with double tap. collect coin, gems and stars.

Level up and unlock new biomes and increase your score multiplier to reach the highest score. more score multiplier you have, the higher score you get. collect gems to unlock new skins, collect stars to unlock new power-up. upgrade your power-ups and change them at any time. use special power-ups by double tapping.

Subway dash race 3d World run features:
- 16 power-ups in total, 11 unlockable, 4 special.
- 4 different biomes to unlock with an extra one that include them all.
- 6 different skins.
- upgradable power-ups and statistics.
- various random different obstacles to challenge you.
- highscore system with goals to unlock.
- shop system to get more gems, coins and skins.

A style of platform game in which the player character runs non-stop through a hazardous course, and must be guided to jump, duck, etc. to avoid the hazards.
An Endless Runner is characterized as an action game, linear in design with no end, without pauses or breaks for rest and no stages or changing levels. It has one continuous level. The game difficulty starts slow and easy.

Venues include paths, streets/roads and railroad tracks. As the game speeds up, the players character appears to run faster and faster as if on a giant treadmill. Obstacles approach faster and faster, requiring ever faster reactions. The game eventually becomes so fast that even cat-like reflexes and laser-like focus isn’t enough. The player succumbs to the intensity and it’s game over. Ironically they’re called “endless”, because for players they’re anything but that. For most the end comes far too soon.

Game controls consist of swipe left/right, swipe up to jump and swipe down to slide under obstacles. Some incorporate “tilt-control” to swing the game character from left to right.
Endless runners can be side-scrolling, as in the genre's early titles, top-down, or 3D, but the player is placed in a neverending level in which the character automatically moves forward. The player's only form of control is to have the character dodge obstacles, either by moving them out of the way or using a specific button. Some form of points, currency, or other rewards are gained over time by maneuvering in the level or simply staying alive longer. The game progressively increases in difficulty as time goes on. The player has a game over if they are hindered enough by the obstacles that they are "caught" by whatever is chasing them and die.

Older games, such as the 1983 B.C.'s Quest for Tires, featured similar designs to modern endless runner titles. However, while B.C.'s Quest was considered a commercial hit for its time, its design was not copied. The endless runner as a subgenre was only created following the release of Canabalt, a 2009 indie game developed by Adam Saltsman in which a businessman flees from a city being destroyed by giant robots. It allows the character to leap and dodge obstacles when the screen is tapped, overcoming a design limitation caused by the simplicity of smartphone touchscreens. Adult Swim Games soon asked Saltsman for permission to adapt Canabalt's design into their own title, and released Robot Unicorn Attack in 2010. It became an internet meme due to Adult Swim's larger audience and its quirky themes. After only a few months, the App Store was full of endless runner clones.

ndless runners are games are adventure platform games that can go on forever. Run through forests, cities, skies, and mountains and try to get as far as you can each time. You may be running away from monsters or you may need to avoid obstacles along the way as you run nowhere and everywhere in these exhilarating runner games.

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