Photo mode is a nice little addition that works well but isn’t really needed. There are also more standard items, like the helmet which gives you another chance if you hit a rock, and the chasm rescue which lets you come back if you fall off a canyon. The sandboard, for example, adds walls to the game that you have to learn to grind on and the wingsuit further adds new, more complex tricks to your arsenal. As you level up you unlock new characters, abilities, and consumables that open the game up and alters the way you play.
This sets Alto’s Odyssey apart from other endless runner games like Temple Run, which always has you start in the same place, and it’s a welcome change.Īnother aspect that keeps Alto’s Odyssey fresh is the way in which the game handles unlockables.
That being said, when you do crash you don’t go back to where you began, but instead start the run in the biome that you crashed in. The terrain of the game is procedurally generated and features a number of different environments including dunes, canyons, and temples, that change the farther you get in your run. Alto’s Odyssey’s is rather simple to learn, as you touch the screen once to make your character jump and hold the screen to make your character do flips.
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