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Temple Run Merchandise Store Offers Gamers First Dibs

CafePress and Imangi Studios have announced the launch of the Temple Run apparel and gear store. The captivating app Temple Run offered up a world of exhilarating action, and now will be the first to offer players the chance to create and customize unique merchandise. Shoppers can pick their own designs with characters and other content from the game. Temple Run has been downloaded over 100 million times in a year's time. Temple Run can currently be downloaded for FREE in the App Store, Google Play and Amazon. For more information, visit http://www.cafepress.com/

Some of the designs featured in the Official Temple Run store include:
• Temple Run Custom Death Scene T-Shirts
• Temple Run Field Bag
• Temple Run Power-up Travel Mug
• Temple Run Shower Curtain
• Temple Run Logo Shot Glass

“This great selection of official art showcases some of the fantastic near misses and quick demises encountered when playing this extraordinarily addictive app!” says Marc Cowlin, Director of Marketing at CafePress.com. “We think players are really going to respond to this ultimate selection of custom designs and gear as it shows off the coolest features and scenes of the game.”

“The launch of an official Temple Run store really came out of demand from the fans. People kept asking us where they could buy Temple Run shirts,” says co-creator Keith Shepherd. “We wanted to let our fans show off some of the beautiful art and humor that make Temple Run so great and are happy to fulfill the demand through a fantastic partnership with CafePress.”


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