Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories. It’s taken a few years, but the sequel to the beloved iPhone game Alto’s Adventure is coming very soon.

Available now for $9.99, Alto’s Adventure for Mac is a desktop port of the side-scrolling snowscape game that’s won hearts and accolades since it first hit iOS in 2015.

If you’ve ever played Alto’s Adventure or the later Alto’s Odyssey, you’ll know they are brilliant, serene games. Now, Alto’s Adventure has just been updated on Apple Arcade.

Alto’s Adventure syncs game progress over iCloud, so you can play seamlessly across iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed.

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Alto's Adventure Join Alto and his friends as they embark on an endless snowboarding odyssey. Journey across the beautiful alpine hills of their native ...

Indie game developer Land & Sea, the team behind ‘Alto’s Adventure’ and ‘Alto’s Odyssey’, just announced a new title ahead of this year's Day of the Dev's showcase during Summer Games ...

Now the music from the latest Alto game has arrived on Apple Music, Spotify, and more so you can enjoy the vibes anytime. Alto’s Adventure and Odyssey developer Snowman shared the news on Twitter.

As the Alto series grew, so did the team behind it. With Alto’s Adventure, the game was made in collaboration between Toronto studio Snowman and English artist and developer Harry Nesbitt.

But no llamas. Thankfully the game still feels like Alto’s adventure, but with more to experience and explore. The game costs $4.99 and is currently only available on iOS.

Laya's Horizon feels like a return to roots for the developer. It's atmosphere is akin to the Alto games than Lucky Luna, although the gameplay couldn't be more different. Laya's Horizon is a 3D ...

All the atmosphere allows “Alto’s Adventure” to feel like something of a mystery, but not one that needs solving. It’s a bite-sized mobile game that feels a part of a bigger universe.

Alto’s Adventure devs are bringing a sheep herding game called ‘Summerhill’ If you’ve played the Alto series, this will feel familiar, at least as far as the overall vibe is concerned.