Paz takes longer to backflip, but his boosts last longer.Master of All: Tupa (in Adventure) and Sumara (in Odyssey) have the abilities from all other characters (Maya's fast backflips, Paz's long boosts, Izel's rocket-powered boosts, and Felipe's Double Jump) in addition to their own unique perks (Tupa gets a one-time save from a chasm, Sumara will not be attacked by lemurs).He lacks any special abilities, but also any disadvantages. Seeing the sunset or sunrise gives you a bonus. In-Universe Game Clock: The game can change from day to night.The Sandboard upgrade in Odyssey allows you to climb up walls. Implausible Boarding Skills: Alto and friends can grind on all sorts of surfaces with ease, including roofs, ropes, and vines.Have a Nice Death: Following in the footsteps of Temple Run, both games have these sorts of messages upon game over ( Odyssey will sometimes provide useful tips on how to avoid a crash instead):.All the items in the workshop, including her rocket-powered snowboard are all created by her. Fragile Speedster: Maya can make backflips quickly, but her boosts don't last as long.Double Jump: Felipe the llama has this ability, allowing you to go through new heights that other characters can't reach.Bottomless Pits: One of the primary obstacles.In 2020 both games were bundled in a Compilation Rerelease ( The Alto Collection) for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch, and in 2021 the sequel received an Apple Arcade port with additional content ( Alto's Odyssey: The Lost City). The game was followed by Alto's Odyssey in 2018, which trades the mountain setting for a sandy desert. The gameplay also involves collecting coins, and meeting certain goals, which allows you to unlock additional characters. The game allows you to control a snowboarder as they go down an endless mountain, doing tricks to increase your speed and boost through obstacles.

Alto's Adventure is a 2015 Endless Running Game for iOS and Android.

Alto's adventure double backflip