Legends of the Hidden Temple: Temple Games
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These are the Temple Game soundtracks from "Legends of the Hidden Temple".
There are five in total. There was one more from Season 1, but it was unreleased in the final album.
Of these five (plus the one from Season 1), three of them would play randomly for each Temple Game.
In this whole round, the two remaining teams compete against each other for the right to enter Olmec's Temple.
They do this by earning Pendants of Life, which would be used to protect themselves from the Temple Guards along the way.
The first two Temple Games were worth a Half Pendant of Life while the last one was worth a Full Pendant of Life. Every game either lasted a maximum of one minute or were untimed. The first team to complete a certain task, OR the team that made the most progress if the task was incomplete, would win a portion of the pendant. If there was a tie, both teams were rewarded the pendant value for that Temple Game.
After three Temple Games, the team with the larger amount of Pendants of Life would advance to Olmec's Temple while the other team is eliminated with a prize for competing on the show.
In the event of a tie after all three games (i.e. 1 Pendant of Life each), there would be a tiebreaker question. If the team thought they knew the answer, they would hit their respective-colored gong in front of them. After the host called their team name, they had three seconds to answer and their first response had to be accepted.
In Season 1, Fogg asked the question and if the team gave a wrong answer or ran out of time, they would automatically be eliminated and the other team would enter the Temple by default.
In Seasons 2 and 3, Olmec would ask the question and if either penalty above occurs by the team, then the opposing team would have the chance to answer correctly. They had to do so in order to enter Olmec's Temple.
The team that would break the tie would advance to the labyrinth while the other team would be eliminated, with a prize for competing on the show.
After this round was over, it was time for the Temple Run itself.
There are five in total. There was one more from Season 1, but it was unreleased in the final album.
Of these five (plus the one from Season 1), three of them would play randomly for each Temple Game.
In this whole round, the two remaining teams compete against each other for the right to enter Olmec's Temple.
They do this by earning Pendants of Life, which would be used to protect themselves from the Temple Guards along the way.
The first two Temple Games were worth a Half Pendant of Life while the last one was worth a Full Pendant of Life. Every game either lasted a maximum of one minute or were untimed. The first team to complete a certain task, OR the team that made the most progress if the task was incomplete, would win a portion of the pendant. If there was a tie, both teams were rewarded the pendant value for that Temple Game.
After three Temple Games, the team with the larger amount of Pendants of Life would advance to Olmec's Temple while the other team is eliminated with a prize for competing on the show.
In the event of a tie after all three games (i.e. 1 Pendant of Life each), there would be a tiebreaker question. If the team thought they knew the answer, they would hit their respective-colored gong in front of them. After the host called their team name, they had three seconds to answer and their first response had to be accepted.
In Season 1, Fogg asked the question and if the team gave a wrong answer or ran out of time, they would automatically be eliminated and the other team would enter the Temple by default.
In Seasons 2 and 3, Olmec would ask the question and if either penalty above occurs by the team, then the opposing team would have the chance to answer correctly. They had to do so in order to enter Olmec's Temple.
The team that would break the tie would advance to the labyrinth while the other team would be eliminated, with a prize for competing on the show.
After this round was over, it was time for the Temple Run itself.