But have you tried playing the best offline Android games? Your best option is to keep some free Android mobile games (that don’t need internet) to fall back on. Many games need a reliable and stable internet connection to work, which renders them useless where we don’t have any internet access. Alto's Odyssey I haven't played much since I haven't understood how the wall-riding works, even failing to complete the tutorial.There are thousands of Android games on the Play Store in almost every genre imaginable. Currently my runs seems to average at even below 25 000 and I've also noted how the horn can lead to tripping over since the llama herd obstructs rocks (and also pushes down the frame rate on my phone).ĭisclaimer: the Android version is ad-/IAP-supported and allows continuing after a failure (watch an ad or use in-game currency) - I've never used this option. The other bizarre issue I have is that purchasing everything from the store hasn't really led to better scores - I scored around 55 000 points without the wingsuit (which I admittedly still can't effectively use) and lama horn, with not much upgraded coin magnet later upgrading and buying everything. If I could, I sincerely would reset the level of this 'powerup' to its first level. Picking the item up slows down your maximum speed quite a lot and has consistently led to being caught by the elders (even of the first level) and being outright unable to jump over the chasms. I found that Maya's speed isn't high enough to consistently cross chasms and Paz's delayed flipping makes chaining tricks a true pain - hence I've had to play with Alto for the most part.įirstly, I'm confident that the 'hover timer' powerup is a detriment at least for the characters I've unlocked. I've purchased and maxed out all powerups, but have only three characters open.

I've been playing the Android version (on Oneplus One), ported and maintained by the publisher Noodlecake.

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