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Sybo announced that Subway Surfers will go retro the launch of Subway Surfers Classic for a limited time on May 13.
In celebration of the mobile game’s 12th anniversary, players will get a chance to play the nostalgic 2012 edition that launched the game, which has been downloaded more than four billion times.
Copenhagen, Denmark-based Sybo said the most downloaded game of all time will transform back to its original design from 2012 that kick-started its success. Subway Surfers Classic will be available to fans – old and new – through June 2, 2024.
“As one of the earliest games to break through the cultural zeitgeist, playing Subway Surfers is a nostalgic experience for millions of people around the globe,” said Philip Hickey, CMO of Sybo, in a statement. “Subway Surfers Classic celebrates a dozen years of Subway Surfers’ role in shaping pop culture, bringing our fanbase back to the game the world originally fell in love with.”
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Subway Surfers Classic will introduce a new suite of playable characters – each as an ode to the game’s history and community throughout the years, including:
Selected out of more than 700 submissions, Hammy-Bee is the fan-made, winning character of Sybo’s Craft-A-Character Competition. It was created by Sarah Bucksey, an animation student at Arts University Bournemouth.
Pixel Jake: A nod to games’ original art style in line with the update’s retro theme.
Guard King: A favorite character of Subway Surfers’ social media community, who often dominates TikTok and Instagram comment sections.
Ballerina Tricky: A beloved character of Subway Surfers’ most loyal fans, originating from Subway Surfers: The Animated Series.
Subway Surfers Classic is back for a limited run.
“Transforming Subway Surfers back to its original form from 2012 has long been a dream of ours,” said Jesper Gustavsson, director of product at Sybo, in a statement. “For m …
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Sybo announced that Subway Surfers will go retro the launch of Subway Surfers Classic for a limited time on May 13.
In celebration of the mobile game’s 12th anniversary, players will get a chance to play the nostalgic 2012 edition that launched the game, which has been downloaded more than four billion times.
Copenhagen, Denmark-based Sybo said the most downloaded game of all time will transform back to its original design from 2012 that kick-started its success. Subway Surfers Classic will be available to fans – old and new – through June 2, 2024.
“As one of the earliest games to break through the cultural zeitgeist, playing Subway Surfers is a nostalgic experience for millions of people around the globe,” said Philip Hickey, CMO of Sybo, in a statement. “Subway Surfers Classic celebrates a dozen years of Subway Surfers’ role in shaping pop culture, bringing our fanbase back to the game the world originally fell in love with.”
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Subway Surfers Classic will introduce a new suite of playable characters – each as an ode to the game’s history and community throughout the years, including:
Selected out of more than 700 submissions, Hammy-Bee is the fan-made, winning character of Sybo’s Craft-A-Character Competition. It was created by Sarah Bucksey, an animation student at Arts University Bournemouth.
Pixel Jake: A nod to games’ original art style in line with the update’s retro theme.
Guard King: A favorite character of Subway Surfers’ social media community, who often dominates TikTok and Instagram comment sections.
Ballerina Tricky: A beloved character of Subway Surfers’ most loyal fans, originating from Subway Surfers: The Animated Series.
Subway Surfers Classic is back for a limited run.
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