Also known as: 地下鉄プリンセスランナー · Metro Prensesi Koşucusu · عداءة أميرة مترو الأنفاق · Princesa Corredora do Metrô
Endless runner: dodge trains and outrun the police
10:49A Subway Surfers-style runner that plays fine and adds a skateboard on a double tap; good for a quick run.
Reviewed by Max, TubeGames · Sep 17, 2026 · How we rate
Subway Princess Runner is IVYMOBILE's endless runner, on the App Store since 2017 and on YouTube since Aug 11, 2026. You run down train tracks as Lucy or Kevin with the police right behind, swiping between lanes, jumping barriers, and sliding under whatever's low. Two seconds in I knew exactly which game this was modeled on, and it didn't bother me much.
The loop is the familiar one: coins, a score that scales with your level, trains to grind, and a double tap that drops a skateboard under you. The character roster (Adam, Swimsuit Lucy, Agent Kaka, Dracula) and the upgradeable props give the coins somewhere to go, and there's a beach subway route on top of the usual tunnels.
It's derivative to the bone, the visuals sit a notch below the game it's copying, and the swipe read occasionally missed on my phone, which in a runner is the difference between a record and a restart.
Play it if you want Subway Surfers without the download. Skip it if you already have Subway Surfers installed.
Subway Princess Runner: an endless runner! Dodge trains, skateboard surf, choose characters. Help Lucy & Kevin escape the police, score high. Run now!
Subway Princess Runner was published on YouTube Playables on 2026-08-11 by IVYMOBILE INTERNATIONAL ENTERPRISE LIMITED. In 60 days it has reached about 2.4M plays.
Subway Princess Runner is an endless runner set on and around train tracks. You sprint away from the police as Lucy or Kevin, dodging oncoming trains and obstacles, grabbing a skateboard when one turns up, with other characters to pick from.
A run ends the moment you clip something, so it is a score chase you restart immediately. It plays free inside YouTube with nothing to download, which suits a couple of attempts between videos. Good for fans of subway-style runners who want the format without an install.
How to play: Swipe left and right to change lanes, up to jump and down to slide.
Good for: quick sessions, endless runner fans
Your level multiplies the score, so upgrades and tasks are worth more than raw distance.
There's no dodging it: this is Subway Surfers with the names changed. Trains, lanes, a cop behind you, coins in rows. The differences are in the details. Subway Surfers has the hoverboard on a double tap; here it's a skateboard. Surfers rotates cities with big updates; this has the beach subway route alongside the tunnels. Surfers' characters are more distinctive than Lucy, Kevin, Adam, and Agent Kaka, and its animation is smoother.
Where Subway Princess Runner wins is convenience: it's inside YouTube with nothing to install, and it's a fine runner. Play the original if you can; this if you can't.
The YouTube version runs in the browser or the YouTube app and starts in seconds. That matters for a runner: the whole appeal is one more try, and one more try shouldn't wait on an install. The App Store listing describes events (Daily Highscore, Crazy Runner, Team Battle) and I can't promise all of them made it across; the running, the character choice, and the skateboard did, and that's the part you came for.
Public play counts for Subway Princess Runner are re-counted every day from the YouTube Playables catalog and shown the way YouTube shows them. The total and rankings above are as of 2026-10-10.
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Elsewhere: 4.4★ (6,784 ratings) on App Store
The TubeGames rating is our estimate, not a vote. It combines public ratings of the same game elsewhere (App Store 4.4★ (6,784 ratings)) with how it holds up on YouTube Playables: how many people play it and whether they keep playing weeks after launch. Once 10 players rate Subway Princess Runner here, their average becomes the headline score.
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