Subway Surfers is known for its simple but addictive gameplay that will have interested players hooked onto their screens for hours.
Some play it casually, like when they want to entertain themselves while riding the bus, but some play Subway Surfers seriously and aim to get the highest score possible. That said, just how high is the world record for Subway Surfers, and who holds the top spot?
Today’s article will give you a little bit more insight on Subway Surfer’s World Records!
Who are the best Subway Surfers in the world?
Earning scores in Subway Surfers is not an easy feat, despite how it looks. Players need to avoid all sorts of obstacles as they collect coins in various stages. But even though the process might be difficult, some players have reached very high scores for this game—billions, in fact.
Here are the top three world record holders for Subway Surfers:
- Harshal Gavali – 2,147,483,647 points
- Karim Mayur – 2,000,001,660 points
- Ruhanul I – 1,706,059,214 points
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These scores have been at the top of the list for years now. Though, some netizens once shared a screenshot showing that another player named Amaro scored an unbelievable 97,221,023,313 points in the game. The netizen noted that the score was potentially the result of a hack.
And indeed, it’s pretty much a fake. This is because Subway Surfers, according to some, seems to follow a code with a variable that puts a cap on the maximum score any player can have in the game. In this case, the variable is a 32-bit integer with a storage capacity between 2,147,483,648 and 2,147,483,647—the latter of which is the current top score worldwide.
If true, this means that Harshal Gavali will sit at the top spot forever. Unless someone scores one point higher than their record.
Published: Feb 13, 2023 04:06 am