Alto's Adventure

Played this game when I was younger, (around 10-11) and was obsessed with it. Always played it when I got a chance. On of the best infinite runners, no extra stuff happening, simple and not chaotic like most games now, 100% worth buying.

I used to play clash a bunch but this game is much more relaxing and I don’t have to stress about anything. To unwind I recommend to play on zen mode with your own music playing.

Alto’s Adventure es un juego con un espectacular sonido (se disfruta mas con audífonos) el sonido de fondo junto al de cada escena, crean un ambiente relajado, que te permite disfrutar sin tener que sentir ansiedad por avanzar (en lo personal lo jugaba antes de dormir, el sonido me relajaba), a pesar que el juego es un descenso sin fin, lo entretenido es realizar las maniobras e ir descubriendo nuevos personajes conforme se avanza, pero creo que la ultima escena: No debería terminar asi. El descenso infinito debería tener un fin como agradecimiento o recompensa por haber atravesado los 60 niveles y por el contrario solo sale un mensaje que dice: “ Felicidades, has completado los 180 objetivos “ y en vista que ya no tienes mas por completar, el objetivo se vuelve solo un descenso infinito sin sentido. Mi opinión como gamer al completar un juego es la satisfacción de llegar al final del game y recibir unos buenos créditos de finalización. Por este final tan malo y triste solo se merece 4 estrellas.

So glad this game is still somewhat supported, and runs well on newer iPhones. I was shocked to immediately see 2 negative reviews about “rocks being hard to see!” and glitches because I have owned this game and played it for 8 years and while yes, it can occasionally throw curveballs at you with tough rocks, its nothing you can’t learn to avoid. The ambiance, visuals, and crisp gameplay make this an absolute classic. There’s nothing like going on a 30 minute run and beating your high score. To all those who are complaining I say it’s a skill issue, this game is mf perfect.

This game has beautiful graphics and is so relaxing. It is ad and internet free which is rare to see in games today. The music is beautiful and it is so worth it. It’s amazing for road trips, making it one of my all time favorites.

I really do like this game. I want to love it, but there are some things that make it impossible for me to give it five stars. First, the good. The look and feel of the game is spectacular. I love the changing weather, the backgrounds, the music. The zen mode is great as a practice mode for the gameplay. The bad. First, as a platformer, you have very little time to react to things coming up. The rocks can be painfully annoying, especially as there are other things on the ground that can make it hard to determine quickly if things upcoming are rocks or not. Rocks are often placed in odd spots that can mess up otherwise good jumps. It can often be hard to tell when the player is spinning whether the board is level or not, especially as the player changes in size relative to screen. Some challenges are quite difficult, especially as one mistake will make you have to start again. The helmets are not that useful - I actually only bought one and never did again because after a crash it added an extra step before I could restart another run. Overall, it is a great concept game, but some of the frustrating aspects just make me not love it. A lot of these problems are present also in Alto’s Odyssey, but hopefully they can be addressed in the future.