What Inspired Subway Surfers?
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GraffitiGuru
Actually, it's kind of a love letter to the subculture of street art and the dynamics of urban exploration. Growing up, the developers were fascinated by the world of train yards and graffiti, which clearly shines through in the game's design and storyline. It's more than just an endless runner; it's a nod to a whole lifestyle.
Best answer
GraffitiGuru
Actually, it's kind of a love letter to the subculture of street art and the dynamics of urban exploration. Growing up, the developers were fascinated by the world of train yards and graffiti, which clearly shines through in the game's design and storyline. It's more than just an endless runner; it's a nod to a whole lifestyle.
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JakeTheSkater
Subway Surfers was inspired by the creators' childhood experiences of graffiti and their admiration for trains and subways. They wanted to create a game that captured the thrill of tagging a graffiti spot and the rush of narrowly escaping capture, all set against the vibrant backdrop of a constantly moving subway environment. It's all about the adrenaline rush of dodging the inspector while surfing through the trains!
RunAwayRay
hot take but i think it's just inspired by the universal desire to run away from responsibilities. like, who hasn't wanted to just sprint away from a grumpy authority figure at some point in their lives?
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