If that sounds great to you, you’ll be able to give it a go when it launches on May 2nd for Netflix subscribers. It’s mostly for those who want some idea of what’s ahead of them. I already made a guide here, but wanted to also list all the goals for each level. Laya’s Horizon will be a Netflix Games exclusive upon launch, and hopes to capture the essence of exploration and meditative beauty that Alto’s Adventure dealt in spades, just with a new way of playing this time around. I’ve been spending a lot of time with the sequel to Alto’s Adventure, Alto’s Odyssey and am currently level 45. It’s clear the budget for this one was helped out by the immense success of Alto’s Adventure, as the animation and the graphical fidelity have been improved upon tenfold.

You will be fully flying throughout this new fantastical world, traversing all of those beautiful biomes in elegant fashion. The days of simple ground-based boarding are gone, and have now been replaced with a wingsuit. The other biggest change is the way you get around. The first biggest change is that the game is entirely 3D this time around, allowing you to explore a fantastical geometric world that seems to go to and fro different biomes with changing weather. However, your real goal should be to save up for the. Now it seems that Snowman looked at that formula and decided they didn’t want to stray too far, but still wanted to try something newer with Laya’s Horizon. Save up for the wingsuit Alto’s Adventure lets you pay coins to add more time to your coin magnet and hover feather power-ups.

Wingsuit in alto's adventure