Many elements in the game such as wall riding, vine grinds, and balloon bounces, made us quite uncomfortable at first but we never felt like giving up.

Playing that music on your phone's speakers doesn't do it justice.Įvery time we played Alto's Odyssey, we got slightly better at the game and within a few days, we regularly began crossing 8km in our runs. We highly recommend that you play this game with the headphones plugged in - it's a completely different experience with calm music in your ears. It's really nice and calm initially and somehow it gets intense the moment you reach a slightly more challenging phase in your journey. One of the biggest positives of Alto's Odyssey is its soundtrack. That is when the experience came to life.

After that we switched to playing Alto's Odyssey on the iPad with a pair of headphones plugged in. For some unknown reason, we ended up playing the first 20 levels or so with our iPhone on mute mode. You unlock new characters every 10 levels, and you'll notice that these characters have been carried over from the previous game. The game follows a progression system that requires you to clear three challenges to progress to the next level. Keep playing and you'll come across the new locations and tricks, which give this game a unique character.

If you're the impatient sort you'll probably start playing the game and wonder whether there's anything new at all. Alto's Odyssey feels very much like a carefully crafted experience that's waiting to be discovered. This is pretty much exactly like Alto's Adventure but the more you play, the more new features you will discover. The scoring system is the same as the original - you gain points for the distance you cover, the tricks you land, enemies you evade, etc. The game starts with your character sandboarding downhill at speed and you need to land tricks and evade obstacles to survive.

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