Your “Lifetime coins” is the total amount of coins you have collected over the entire time you have been playing the game. For example: When you first download the game you run two times. You get 100 coins on the first run, and 600 coins on the second run.
What does the coin meter do in Temple Run?
When you fill the coin meter, you get some bonus points for getting a coin part, these are 100 and 250 points for the first and second part respectively and 500 for each part afterwards, additionally, each time you get a coin part it seems you get another bonus 500 points.
How much are the coins worth in Temple Run?
The Coin Values is a powerup that causes higher-valued coins to appear after a certain checkpoint. You may upgrade it in the store, and it will come to effect automatically. Yellow Coins are worth 1 regular coin, Red Coins are worth 2, and Blue Coins are worth 3.
What is the lifetime meter in Temple Run 2?
It’s more or less what it sounds like–the total distance and amount of coins you’ve collected across ALL your games of Temple Run 2. So if your first run ever was 400 meters and your second one was 1000 meters, then your lifetime meter count is 1400 after the second game. If on your third game you get 600 meters, your lifetime meter count is 2000.
What do you do with coins in Temple Run 2?
Coins are collectible items that appear frequently in both Temple Run and its sequel, Temple Run 2. The main purpose of coins is to use them in the store, although the coins do boost the total score of the player. There are different types of coins in the game when the Coin Values power-up is in effect.
How many times can you use Save Me in Temple Run?
You can use “Save Me” five times in a single run. In later versions, upon using a Save Me, a bonus wheel will appear and you can spin it for something handy. You may get coins, power-ups, or in rare case, gems. If you don’t like the result, you can use another gem to re-spin the wheel. Shield: Helps protect you from obstacles.
What happens after death in Temple Run 2?
After death, the game will offer a second chance (similar to the Angel Wings in Temple Run) in exchange for gems (1 gem for the first time in a run, 2 for the second, 4 for the third and so on).
