Run Mummy Run
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There's no shortage of endless-runners on mobile.

This doesn't mean that every offering available to you is actually any good, but on the whole you can expect things to be largely uniform.

So what does Run Mummy Run bring to the table that others don't?

Playing as a bandaged mummy, you've got the choice of embarking on a Story mode that spans three areas. Each area comes with six levels for you to bound, slide, and double-jump through.

However, if you'd rather just have some fun you can opt for the unstructured endless-runner mode that randomly generates a never-ending level for you to get through.

Run Mummy Run is also rather slick in terms of level design with obstacles strategically placed to have you dancing through levels as you slide under low-hanging objects and jump over steps and totems.

You'll be graded on your performance in a level by the time you take to complete it and how many floating coins you managed to nab on your way to the exit.

However, what really holds this back from being something special is its rather clunky and somewhat unresponsive controls. As you can imagine, they take the shine off some enjoyable levels.

Still, it's an enjoyable effort from the guys at Baltoro Games and definitely worth having a look at if you're a fan of endless-runners.

Run Mummy Run

While it may have a couple of issues, this is still one of the stronger endless runners out there on mobile and worth taking a look at if you fancy a bit of fun on the go
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Vaughn Highfield
Vaughn Highfield
Quite possibly the tallest man in games, Vaughn has been enamoured with video games from a young age. However, it wasn't until he spent some time writing for the student newspaper that he realised he had a knack for talking people's ears off about his favourite pastime. Since then, he's been forging a path to the career he loves... even if it doesn't love him back.