The Alto Collection
- August 13, 2020
- Land & Sea
The Alto Collection has some issues on the Switch, but these lively games can keep you engaged considerably longer than expected.
Across the endless desert and atop an alpine expanse two journeys full of wonder await. Choose your path and set off on a thrilling snowboarding or sandboarding adventure with Alto & friends. Full access to both Alto's Adventure and Alto's Odyssey, including over 120 levels, 360 goals, 7 unique characters, and a workshop full of upgrades
Reviews
- atmosphere8 mentions
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- music6 mentions
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- gameplay4 mentions
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- grinding2 mentions
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- graphics2 mentions
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Critic Reviews
The Alto Collection (Nintendo Switch)
The Alto Collection has some issues on the Switch, but these lively games can keep you engaged considerably longer than expected.
80%The Alto Collection Review
This mobile-to-console port is a resounding success as Snowman has been able to ensure The Alto Collection is successful in capturing the player and transporting them to varying worlds of simplistic beauty, as well as consistently presenting challenges that will keep the player guessing what's coming next. Through several obstacles, perilous chasms, and cleverly designed maps, each experience that this has to offer is guaranteed to be unique, fun, and a welcome addition to anyone's library.
80%The Alto Collection PS4 Review
The Alto Collection whilst somewhat repetitive is a joy to play. It successfully captures an ethereal beauty, which makes for a relaxing and enjoyable experience. It combines being an addictive score chaser with accessibility, creating perhaps the best endless runner out there.
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