In this endless running game, you slide, jump, and grind across desert landscapes to uncover hidden secrets. Includes diverse biomes, character customization, and a relaxing Zen Mode.
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AppRecs rating 4.5. Trustworthiness 77 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 24 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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4 star
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77% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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84% of sampled ratings are 4+ stars (4.4★ average)
About Alto's Odyssey
“Apple Design Award Winner, 2018”
– Apple
“The art of the perfect sequel���
– The Verge
“A true joy”
– TechCrunch
“Dramatic and driving”
– Kotaku
“A beautiful labor of love”
– The Next Web
“Vibrant and poetic”
– MacStories
“Gorgeous”
– Engadget
“Incredibly beautiful”
– TouchArcade
“Dazzling”
– Macworld
“A relaxing experience”
– Ars Technica
Join Alto and his friends and set off on an endless sandboarding journey to discover its secrets.
Soar above windswept dunes, traverse thrilling canyons, and explore long-hidden temples in a fantastical place far from home.
Along the way, you’ll grind across vines, bounce atop hot air balloons, ride towering rock walls, and escape mischievous lemurs – all while uncovering the desert’s many mysteries.
Features:
• A standalone experience. Alto’s Odyssey is the follow-up to the critically acclaimed Alto’s Adventure, but you don’t need to have played one to enjoy the other.
• Easy to learn, difficult to master. At the heart of the Alto series is an elegant one-touch trick system. Chain together combos, and complete 180 goals — all with intuitive controls.
• Explore Biomes. From the dunes, to the canyons, to the temples, explore a rich and diverse landscape, with each area boasting unique visuals and gameplay.
• Newfound heights. Discover secrets in the sky with hot-air balloons, moving grind rails, and wall riding.
• Master the elements. In addition to dynamic lighting and weather effects like sandstorms and shooting stars, the desert is home to swirling wind vortexes and rushing water.
• Meet Alto and friends. Unlock six unique characters, each with their own attributes and abilities.
• Zen Mode. Complete with its own serene soundtrack, this relaxing mode distills Odyssey down to its purest elements: no scores, no coins, and no power-ups. Just you and the endless desert.
• Photo Mode. From the pause screen, get behind the lens and take stunning photos of your trip through the desert. Pinch, swipe, pan and zoom to frame the ideal shot, and share them with friends and family.
• Original music and handcrafted audio. Headphones recommended!
• Universal app with iCloud support. Play on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, and your progress will always be in sync.
Alto’s Odyssey is a premium game with no ads or in-app purchases. Purchase once, play forever.
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Reviews for Alto's Odyssey
music-meister
Make Sure You’re Not in Silent Mode
The audio is an essential component for this gem of a game. However, if you have silent mode turned on (so your phone will only vibrate when notifications come through), the audio won’t work in this app. Your music, podcasts, and other game apps may work…but this one won’t. Turn off silent mode and enjoy the game
FiddlesPlay
A lovely game with poor weighting
I played a lot of Alto’s Adventure when it first came out, advanced to the final levels, and loved it. I played this a bit as well when it was first released, but fell off. I grabbed the remastered version today on Arcade+ and realized it’s a much better difficulty weighting and biome spawning. It feels way easier to progress. The developer did update the Arcade+ version with a remastered label so I’m guessing a lot of these fixes came since then. It’s a shame. I wouldn’t recommend purchasing this version, which is inferior. I just don’t like having endless subscriptions only use for one game that should be $5. I’d happily pay for the remaster. Once.
