I brought this for my other half based on recommendations and the graphics are brilliant, endless challenges and genuinely on the edge of your seat! Love it!

Graphic powerhouse and really entertaining at first when you learn all the controls, but fails to offer something addictive and get that progression feeling.

The best snowboarding game for a long time, with an excellent open world environment… and some very odd, and unnecessary, flaws.

The open world is huge and the graphics excellent; Snowboarding and skiing work great, and bumping into other online players is a neat thrill

The collision detection often seems off, particularly with wingsuits; No equipment or character customisation; Paragliding is boring

I was a bit skeptical at first with this game, though I might end up getting bored after awhile. I was definitely wrong! Played this game for 5 hours when I first put the disc in. If you even remotely have an interest in snow sports this is definitely a game worth having.

The National Sporting Goods Association reported in 2011 that more than 6.9 million people around the world ski, while more than 5.1 million snowboard. With this in mind you'd think that snow sport video games would be more popular than they are; the last significant snowboarding or skiing game...

Photo perfect presentation; Tight controls across all four disciplines; Great sense of freedom; Well implemented multiplayer

Disappointingly low level variety; Tags

Great game love it lots

This mountain has stories. That's what someone in Steep told me early on in the adventure, although I may be paraphrasing.

Joe gives us his impressions on Ubisoft's snow sports title – Steep – with this review on PS4.

So large does the shadow of SSX loom over its contemporaries that no winter sports title can escape from it. If it has snow, a mountain and a range of vaguely board shaped things to slide down it on, chances are it will get compared to EA's seminal SSX series of games.