Mega Run Walkthrough, Tips and Hints

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Mega Run Features

Power-ups: With a whopping 28 different “power-ups” available, each with four different levels, you’re spoiled for choice in ways to move up and through the worlds and stages. To activate a power-up, simply run your character into to kick start the power for around 10 seconds.

Lift Platforms: These are small red-arrowed areas, which launch your character in the air, aiming to push you off the platform altogether.

Moving Platforms: Platforms which move up and down, so timed, accurate jumping and concentration is needed here.
Stars: The stars will give you shorts burst of power, such as speed, strength or jumping ability.

Save Stars: Stars are hugely important as if you fall of the platform they can be used to give yourself the kiss of life. Stars can be bought with the Mega Points that you collect, but remember you only have a second or two to save yourself otherwise it will be R.I.P for you.

Bricks: Bricks must be jumped over, unless you the Embiggenate “power-up” which allows you to smash through them in seconds.

Cannons: Cannons have the ability to fire your character up or down the platforms, depending on where they are aimed.

Forest Gems: Typically hard to find are the 3 types of Forest Gem, red, blue and green, all of which will earn your lots of $$.
Embiggenates: There are four different Embiggenates, blue, green, purple and red, all of which allows you to grow 2,3,4 and 5 times your original size, allowing you to burst through bricks, obstacles and anything else that might get in your speedy way.

 
Magnets: There are four different magnets which can be used to pull all coins close or near to you into your pocket. A blue magnet lasts for 6 seconds, a green magnets lasts for 8 seconds, a purple magnetic lasts for 10 and will double the value of each coin and the red magnet which gives you 5 x the coins for 5 times the value.
Whoah, too much excitement, we might need to sit down in a minute…

Freezos: There are four types of Freezos, in ascending order of power; blue, green, purple and red. They allow you to freeze the Bag Guys, collect points for bouncing off them and (with both red and purple Freezos), smash through and destroy ice blocks altogether.
Fireballs: There are four types of Fireballs, in ascending order of power; blue, green, purple and red, all of which allow you to become an unstoppable balls of speeding speedyness and (with both red and purple fireballs), you can gather gold coins at the same time.

Blazo: There are four types of Blazos; the blue and gold circle fire a firework at the Bad Guys, the green and gold circle blasts the Bad Guys into coins, the purpls and gold circle turns both Bad Guys and spike blocks into coins and doubles the value and finally the red and gold circle which converts all Bad Guys into 5 x the amount of coins. You’re going to be rolling in it.

Lucky Blasts: There are four types of Lucky Blasts; the blue question mark (3 secs), which blasts coins into golden stars doubling their value, the green question mark (4 secs), which blasts coins into blue stars doubling their value, the purple question mark (5 secs), which blasts enemies into green stars and doubles their value and finally the red question mark (6 secs), which blasts everything into five times the coins and red stars.

Jetpack: There are four types of Jetpack in ascending order of power; blue, green, purple and red, all of which allow you to fly over danger, blast the Bad Guys underneath you (green), turn the Bad Guys into coins (purple), and double their value (red).
So whether you are flying over, under or through somebody, this game is a great time-waster. Addictive, fun and (relatively) simple, there’s no doubt it rivals it’s older – Mega Jump – brother.

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