So Odyssey will stick to the original formula, in which you can only tap to jump (and keep the finger on the screen for as long as you want to stay mid-air) as you go along. The developers apparently toyed with the idea of implementing a grappling hook, but eventually ditched it as it made the game too complex.

The idea behind both Adventure and Odyssey is that of an endless descent the bidimensional world that you jump into is procedurally generated by an algorithm, and as such it's different each time you play and it only ends when you die. For now, you can check out the teaser trailer below to get a feel for what the game will offer.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. There’s no word on when Laya’s Horizon will launch on Netflix.

Alto’s Odyssey: The Lost City launches on Apple Arcade with new challenges, biome, more.

Alto’s Adventure ‘The Spirit of the Mountain’ remaster/expansion debuts on Apple Arcade.

In addition to its partnership with Netflix, Snowman has also launched games exclusively via Apple Arcade:

Netflix and Snowman kicked off their partnership last September with the launch of the “Lucky Luna” platform. The games are accessible via the Netflix app for iPhone at no additional charge. Netflix offers mobile games as part of its subscription services. Snowman posted a brief “teaser trailer” to YouTube on Thursday morning, saying that “a whole new world is just beyond the horizon.” The video itself shows an expansive world design with the classic Snowman design language. “Laya’s Horizon” is the new title from Snowman, but you’ll have to be a Netflix subscriber to play it…here’s a first look.Īs The Verge points out, we don’t know a whole lot about Laya’s Horizon at this point.

The award-winning developers at Snowman, behind hit games like Alto’s Odyssey and Alto’s Adventure, have announced their next game.

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