We asked Temple Run fans if they could remember the first time they've played Temple Run, and this is what they said.

I was browsing games on the App Store and I had seen the Temple Run app icon on the Top 10 list a few times but never considered it until one-day I thought to check it out. I downloaded it and loved it! It was easy to learn and was very fun! I played it everyday for probably a year or two and came back years later when I got a new phone. After all that time, I still enjoy it and it's definitely one of my recommended games in the mobile game world.

Mauro Alessandro - We didn't have smartphones or tablets back then. My aunt gave my sister a tablet and Temple Run was on there. We loved it instantly, we played and played, beating each others high scores. It was the first android game I've played, and that's why I love it so much. Unfortunately, the tablet broke and we lost our game. Years have passed, and I purchased a smartphone. I then remembered the game. I searched and found Temple Run 2!

David Jenks - First time I played Temple Run was a few years ago. I was thrilled when Temple Run 2 came out! The first time I played it, I was on the john and played so long that my behind and legs went numb. I ignored a few calls and texts...safe to say, I was hooked!

Marsha Kirk - Came home from work stressed out and loaded Temple Run. I found it to be a great way to destress.

Shibil Mohammed - My first Temple Run experience was a race with my sister to break her high score. She had a huge 7 digit score and I was supposed to break it. That's the first time I played the game. She'd been playing it for quite some time. This happened over 6 years ago. It took me over 15 days of humiliation and defeat to cross her score. But, it was a happiness short lived as she surpassed me within hours. It was another one of our thousands of rounds of Temple Run challenges, which lasted for years until we separated for college life. So, Temple Run reminds me of the good times we had together and the best moments me and my little one shared together.