- February 17, 2015
- Rhaon Entertainment
Tales Runner
Platforms
About
Tales Runner is a wonderfully bright and cheerful racing game that you can play with your friends! Set in a world where your favorite fairy tales come to life, challenge your friends and take some friendly competition to the next level. With multiple game modes, quests, and social features such as the community Plaza, Farm and chat, there is never a dull moment! Race through your favorite fairy ta…











- Tales Runner is a nostalgic game that offers whimsical maps and a unique racing experience, making it a cherished part of many players' childhoods.
- The game features vibrant graphics, great character customization, and a fun community, providing an enjoyable atmosphere for players.
- Despite its pay-to-win aspects, the game rewards skill and offers a variety of game modes and events that keep the gameplay engaging.
- The game suffers from numerous technical issues, including crashes, bugs, and problems with the launcher, making it difficult for players to enjoy.
- Many players feel that the game has become pay-to-win, with essential items and characters locked behind real-money transactions, creating an uneven playing field.
- The community can be toxic, with experienced players often kicking newcomers from races, making it hard for new players to integrate and enjoy the game.
graphics
25 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the cute, anime-inspired art style and imaginative track designs, while others criticize the dated visuals and low resolution (800x600). Although the graphics are considered charming by some, many feel they could benefit from updates to meet modern standards. Overall, the game's aesthetic is seen as a nostalgic element, but it may not satisfy those seeking high-quality graphics.
“This game stood out among the others; the graphics were so adorable and unique.”
“The art style is very cute, and some of the tracks are very imaginative and creative.”
“The graphics, while dated, are acceptable.”
“Sorry, but those graphics and the music made me cry, and not in a good way.”
“Don't even bother to download this game, it runs in 800x600, the graphics are terrible and not only that, the gameplay sucks.”
“Had to do a couple of hundred tutorial missions (why the hell is there a tutorial for movement and jumping when the game tells us how to do it as soon we finish character selection?) and I find that the graphics haven't had a touch-up since its initial release, the voice acting is just as cringey as I remember and the maps still as bland and flat as ever.”