Grand Mountain Adventure: Wonderlands is a beautiful open-world skiing & snowboarding game where you get to explore entire mountains filled with hundreds of challenges to discover and compete in. So strap on your skis or board and prepare for a great adventure in the snowy mountains!
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A really great skiing and snowboarding game that has plenty of challenge and a great variety of things to do. Honestly it made me feel like a kid again when I would go Skiing with my family.
Joyful little game about skiing and exploring. Controls are a little clunky with a touch screen, but it's rewarding and full of little things that make me want to play it again and again
I am saying this as some one who had grown up on wii games like Ski Resort and Winter Olympics with a little history of doing a little skiing done as a child.
if you want a game that improves on the limits of the two games I said , this is the game for you.
if you want a game that improves on the limits of the two games I said , this is the game for you.
underrated af
A relaxing game to play in the winter. I've played a lot of snowboarding games over the past year, and to my surprise, this is the one I enjoyed the most.
Grand Mountain Adventure has great a vibe that makes you feel like you're at a ski resort or up in the mountains. Controls are very simple and easy to pick up. The gameplay loop does feel repetitive after a while, but I found it well worth the price I paid for it in a Steam sale.
It plays great on Steam Deck, and I'd imagine it's a good experience on Switch as well.
Grand Mountain Adventure has great a vibe that makes you feel like you're at a ski resort or up in the mountains. Controls are very simple and easy to pick up. The gameplay loop does feel repetitive after a while, but I found it well worth the price I paid for it in a Steam sale.
It plays great on Steam Deck, and I'd imagine it's a good experience on Switch as well.
Open-world skiing/snowboarding in beautifully designed mountainous dioramas? Yes please! Very picturesque arcade-style gameplay. The problem is, and it’s weird saying this, too much unvaried content? By the time you get to the fifth mountain doing the same styled trials with limited differences in the actual obstacles on the mountains, it gets somewhat tedious.