Connect with us

Tech News

WHY WAS SUBWAY SURFERS CREATED? TWITTER’S CLAIMS ABOUT CREATOR’S SON EXPLAINED

Subway Surfers is one of the most popular games available right now on mobile phone and there’s a bunch of tricks you can deploy to enhance your experience. However, aside from just enjoying the game, lots of people are now asking why Subway Surfers was created, and this is because of a viral tweet which suggested that it was developed because the creator’s son had died.

Although it’s just a mobile game, Subway Surfers remains massively popular to the point where it has even influenced huge IPs onto the mobile market such as Crash Bandicoot On The Run. Lots of people continue to play the mobile game regardless of where they are, so it’s no surprise that it still has a huge following online.

However, what will surprise people is the claims on Twitter that the game was made and created to honour the creator’s son who allegedly died.

Subway Surfers Official Trailer

WHY WAS SUBWAY SURFERS CREATED?

There’s a rumour on Twitter which says that Subway Surfers was created because of the creator’s son passing away.

This rumour suggests that Subway Surfers was created to honour the passing away of the creator’s son, and you can find the viral tweet just below, which has nearly 250,000 likes.

Aside from just claiming why the game was made, the above viral tweet also suggests that the son had died because of a skating accident on a train track.

This supposedly explains why the gameplay is comprised of players dashing around trains and hover-boarding along train tracks.

Subway Surfers Gameplay PC - First play

SUBWAY SURFERS: IS THE ‘CREATOR’S SON DIED’ A REAL STORY?

Lots of people are asking if the Subway Surfers story about the creator’s son is real or not.

People are spreading the rumour about the creator’s son all over Twitter, but the CEO of SYBO Games has previously provided an official reason for why Subway Surfers was made.

Source: https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2020/07/30/why-was-subway-surfers-created-creators-son-died/

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

%d bloggers like this: