With different characters it’s easier/harder to perform certain tricks, so be aware of that when you, say, play with Santa Claus ( aka. Overall, the game excells really well in presenting amazing views to you, despite not having hyper-ultra-extremely realisitc graphics, it’s an interactive piece of art, as they say.įeaturing a very simple one-touch input method, where you just need to tap the screen to jump once and hold down to flip while being airborn, learning the game’s core mechanics is rather easy, but mastering them like a pro is another deal.

The changing daytimes/climates also create a variety of different athmospheres, when it’s daytime, it’s usually rather green, when it’s snowing heavily, it’s blue-ish with many snowflakes falling, when it’s evening, you can watch the beautiful, orange-ish sunset and if it’s raining at night, you get to see an awesome, puple-ish looking rainfall, with some lightning strikes here and there to create a even more charming weather effect. You literally can’t really get enough of those pretty sights, and it’s really fun screenshoting them. The game’s art style is flat and rather simplistic, but despite its simplicity, it can still create some amazing and beautiful views, including villages with glowing lights at night and an interesting architecture, small forests with falling leaves, abandoned ruins with some campfires and quite often also breathtaking chasms.

In the process, you’ll eventually unlock more of Alto’s friends which have their own unique, special abilities, ranging from smashing rocks like they’re nothin’ but air to literally giving no fudges and having all the abilities in the game at once, on top of that also a mini-immortality ability. Oh snap! Those llamas seem to have stolen your beer ( not really ) and are currently running away! You can’t allow this to happen! JUST NOT MY BEER! Quick, follow the young shepherd boy called Alto and help him on his epic adventure of retrieving those silly runaway llamas.

Hovering feather in alto's adventure