Careful though, if you misjudge your airtime whilst in the middle of a backflip, you will crash land and your run is over, putting you onto a screen that details your stats and giving you the option of playing again or going back to the main menu. This allows you to jump and perform tricks (which are only in the form of backflips and grinding across objects). To fit right in with the simple gameplay, the controls are super simple too. These upgrades provide a little bit of customisation and personalisation to the game. The coins you collect on the way down, however, will allow you to purchase various upgrades, such as certain perks lasting longer, a helmet that allows you to withstand one crash and even new costumes and boards. Both games premise is the same sliding – or boarding – down a seemingly never-ending mountain, avoiding rocks, collecting coins and various power-ups as you go as well as performing tricks (and in Alto’s Adventures‘ case, collecting llamas, because why not be a llama farmer too?).Ī beautiful setting accompanies these games.Īs you try to survive the mountain, you will accumulate points – they don’t necessarily have a purpose and are just for bragging rights, I suppose. As brilliant as they are, they are very simple. The Alto Collection consists of two titles Alto’s Adventure and Alto’s Odyssey, two games that originally released on mobile and as you start playing, it becomes clear that they were. No matter the mood I was in, The Alto Collection made sure that I would be going to sleep with an empty mind, and given the year that we’ve had, that was a blessing.
That was until I played The Alto Collection. There aren’t many games that I would happily sit down and play to relax or calm myself down before bed.
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