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The Alto Collection

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The Alto Collection

Aug 13, 2020

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3.41 average rating based on 32 ratings

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Across the endless desert and atop an alpine expanse two journeys full of wonder await. Choose your path and set off on a thrilling snowboarding or sandboarding adventure with Alto & friends. Full access to both Alto's Adventure and Alto's Odyssey, including over 120 levels, 360 goals, 7 unique characters, and a workshop full of upgrades
Release Dates
Aug 13, 2020 (Worldwide)
PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox One
Aug 13, 2020 (North_America)
PlayStation 4
Aug 20, 2020 (Europe)
PlayStation 4
Nov 26, 2020 (Europe)
Nintendo Switch
Nov 26, 2020 (North_America)
Nintendo Switch
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V1CGaming
V1CGaming gave Jul 26, 2021
V1CGaming gave Jul 26, 2021
Both games get old quick..

Quite a simple game. The mechanics are well thought out and the control scheme is so minimal as to work really well in touch. There are some frustrating aspects and it gets a bit dull later on once you have unlocked most of the characters and the challenges to get to the next level get quite difficult.

itamar
itamar gave May 27, 2022
itamar gave May 27, 2022
Chilling out

This collection includes two very similar games, built on a very simple principle and a single button interaction - Jump. The music, the pastel colors, the little animations - they all promote a chill-out attitude. Playing this game can get really zen-like at times. Then at other times you might want to break the keyboard as you fail to achieve a specific goal for the umpteenth time. The goals are what prevents the game from becoming boring. An ever-increasing difficulty of tasks make you want to retry stuff. Unfortunately, the randomly-generated nature of the game means that you have to repeat play a lot before some tasks are even possible - jumping three chasms in one run is hard to do if the RNG had generated chasms very far away from each other in a given run.

In the end, I found that for my tastes the progress is slow and new things to do and see are hard to come by, and ticking 30 tasks before opening every new character has become onerous. Still, I will fire it up occasionally when I'm chillin'.