Floofycat said:

Which app is it? I have Google Play

just look up the game via google and get the apk. its possibly one of the ways for android users to catch it behind its tail before its completely perished.

Isn't there also a way to get an apk by using Apple?
I'd like to get it on my iPhone again before it's lost forever.

Edit: Upon my smidge amount of researching, it's not possible to get an apk using iPhone, as iPhone runs apps using ipa, while Android is the one that uses apk. There's no ipa for Run For Cheese as well. So for us Apple users, we're out of luck for getting Run For Cheese unless we downloaded it before it got taken off the App Store.

well there is .ipa which is equivalent to .apk, but sadly android one is used more not to mention .ipa ver for RFC doesnt exist, so i think you may be out of luck indeed.

Ae_86 said:

well there is .ipa which is equivalent to .apk, but sadly android one is used more not to mention .ipa ver for RFC doesnt exist, so i think you may be out of luck indeed.

He/she could run it on Bluestacks or Android in a virtual machine. It's definitely not the best option though.

Cyanny said:

Ae_86 said:SeeHide

well there is .ipa which is equivalent to .apk, but sadly android one is used more not to mention .ipa ver for RFC doesnt exist, so i think you may be out of luck indeed.

He/she could run it on Bluestacks or Android in a virtual machine. It's definitely not the best option though.

oh right thats an option as well, however w/o it being on google play it prob be tougher to run off of apk, at least for me it was. last time i attempted running an apk via bluestacks it refused to take anything for it to work, but thats just my experience ive had with them virtual machines

Ae_86 said:

well there is .ipa which is equivalent to .apk, but sadly android one is used more not to mention .ipa ver for RFC doesnt exist, so i think you may be out of luck indeed.

I mean, I have Run For Cheese on my iPod Touch 5th Gen, but the problem is, Apple is known for slowing down devices that no longer support the newest iOS in order to push consumers to buy their newest products, so my iPod Touch is practically unusable because of that.
It almost makes me wonder if there's a way to transfer apps from one Apple product to another without App Store, I guess I'll do some research about it later.

Cyanny said:

Ae_86 said:SeeHide

well there is .ipa which is equivalent to .apk, but sadly android one is used more not to mention .ipa ver for RFC doesnt exist, so i think you may be out of luck indeed.

He/she could run it on Bluestacks or Android in a virtual machine. It's definitely not the best option though.

Yeah, I'm not going to do Bluestacks or an Android virtual machine. Last time I did Bluestacks, it overheated my laptop. An Android virtual machine just sounds like a pain to run and get working, let alone get apps for-- especially those no longer on the Play Store.

Lileaus said:

Ae_86 said:SeeHide

well there is .ipa which is equivalent to .apk, but sadly android one is used more not to mention .ipa ver for RFC doesnt exist, so i think you may be out of luck indeed.

I mean, I have Run For Cheese on my iPod Touch 5th Gen, but the problem is, Apple is known for slowing down devices that no longer support the newest iOS in order to push consumers to buy their newest products, so my iPod Touch is practically unusable because of that.
It almost makes me wonder if there's a way to transfer apps from one Apple product to another without App Store, I guess I'll do some research about it later.

It's acctually possible since your phone has IOS 13, I think the if you reset the iPhone then transfer data from your old i pod( It's an option after refreshing your phone that it will ask if you want to transfer data from an old device), Then it would do that data transfer wirelessly I think it should work while keeping Run for the cheese intact. I don't have any apple devices I can really test it with but still. It's worth the shot.

Or If you back it up via itunes on PC it should be there and then transfer the backup to your phone.

About that... since my phone was already set up back when iOS 11 was new... it never gave me the option to transfer data from my iPod.
It only does that if the phone is 100% new or was factory restored. What I might have to do is find the .ipa somewhere in the files next time I hook up my iPod to my laptop. I heard it's possible, but not very likely...
If I do manage to find it I can share it with any iOS users here

rip run for cheese omegalul

F for my favorite game of which i only discovered recently is dead

Damn, I miss this game:(