By SRTeam You see, back in 2012, a fun smartphone game came out, and it still is one of the most played mobile games. Yes, we’re talking about Subway Surfers, which has a simple concept but highly addictive and super fun gameplay. And it is not like it’s just a game that you play for fun, some take it a bit seriously and try to be higher up in the leaderboard of this game where the score counts. That may be the reason why you’re searching for the Subway Surfers high score in India and the world, right? Well, let’s just get to that right away.
A Quick Peek at the Game Basics
Since you’re reading this game, that means you have already played this game before and are a fan of it. But still, for those who don’t know, it is an endless runner game for smartphones, in which you play a character who dashes through subways, avoiding hitting the trains and walls and while running endlessly, the character/player must make sure to collect as much coins and score higher points as they can. Though, not a lot of people know that there’s a limit to how high you can score, which is about 2,147,483,647 points. But why? Well, it’s just because of how the game’s built.
And because it is the highest score you can achieve in this game, the passionate players out there are literally chasing this mark.
World’s Craziest High Score In Subway Surfers
We already told you the limit of high score with this game, right? Well, so far, on the global stage, it has only been achieved just one time, and that was by some player named Harshal Gavali, who scored about 2,147,483,647 points. That’s the maximum score one can achieve, and Harshal Gavali did it. Another player, Karim Mayur, got close with 2,000,001,660 points, but Harshal’s still king.
India’s Top Score Showdown
It is not a 100% certain, but from the looks of it, Harshal Gavali is an Indian player because it looks like an Indian name. Though, no one can say for sure. And if you look only at the weekly leaderboards, Indian players like No_Sort_9895 hit around 23 million points, but that’s for shorter challenges, not the all-time record. Harshal’s score is the biggest one so far from India and on a global stage, too.