Get ready to go back to the desert.
Snowman and Land & Sea has announced that Alto’s Odyssey, the 2018 sand-surfing game, will receive a special edition. Alto’s Odyssey: The Lost City arrives on Apple Arcade on July 16.
The Lost City is something of a reinterpretation of the original game, allowing players to “venture deeper into the endless wasteland to discover its best kept secret”. The game adds a new biome – the lost city – and expands on the original design with new secrets and challenges. The idea is to give regular players something fresh to tease, while allowing new players to see what the game itself is all about.
The teaser trailer promises boundless mystery and paper lanterns, a nice mix. If you have played the original game, your save data will also be transferred. If it will be the first time for you and the game intrigues you, you can start to get an idea by watching the trailer we left you above.
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Source: Eurogamer
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