Steep Steep is an open world extreme sports video game developed by Ubisoft Annecy and published by Ubisoft for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. GAMEPLAY: Steep is a simulator style open area game similar to the game Skate.

Visuals are wonderful

Costly

I enjoyed just about every minute I spent playing . Grandiose, attractive environments serving as the backdrop to varied, intense challenges are enough on their own to make this wintry playground somewhere I was always delighted to go back to and spend more time in - a feeling I still have even...

Buy Steep If you're the owner of an Xbox One and a fan of winter action sports, the field for that genre is almost nonexistent. Snow is still coming to the platform, and the only other title to fit the bill is the problematic Infinite Air with Mark McMorris .

Gaming and extreme sports have always had a close relationship in this sphere with franchises such as SSX and Tony Hawk being the leaders. However over the past few years, there have been limited extreme sports available on next-gen consoles but thankfully this has all changed with Ubisoft's latest...

That's Steep. Early on, I was told by Steep's intrusive narrator to pretty much ignore the unlockable challenges and carve the mountain up in search of hidden lines and lonely spaces. This was good advice, even if the narrator immediately contradicted it, and now I pass it on to you.

Family Friendly Gaming was emailed a digital download code for Steep on the Playstation 4 (PS4). This winter based video game is also on the Personal Computer (PC), and Xbox One. The download size of Steep is massive. It is just over seventeen gigs.

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Emphasizes the humorous side of Dragon Ball; Interesting turn-based spin on Dragon Ball combat; Attractive presentation

Repetitive battle animations; Rarely challenging; Too many fetch quests

Been playing this game for a while now great graphics and pretty good sound quality. Was expecting a lot bigger maps with more action to it but otherwise I'm impressed. Controls could be better but it is Ubisoft so you can't expect much. Overall pretty good game.

Steep is a massive departure from Ubisoft’s usual open-world formula. There’s a huge amount of content (and mountain) to uncover, but you’re never forced down a particular route. That means you could miss entire chunks of the game if you weren’t paying attention on your rapid descents. You’ve really got to want to find your own adventure here. The wingsuit action is intense and fun, especially from the GoPro view, paragliding offers a chilled break from the action, and the social multiplayer modes are promising too, but on the ground, jumps and tricks don’t come very naturally. Steep is probably too open-ended, and as bit too much of a simulation to reel in casual gamers looking for a bit of arcade action. The thing is, I’m not after a five minute blitz. I want to explore, take in the world at my own pace, and create my own challenges. And on that level, Steep is an absolute blast.

Massive open world ready for you to explore; Loads of courses, slopes and runs to race your mates on; Looks fantastic at speed, especially in FPV;

You’ve got to make your own fun; Tricks and turns aren’t all that responsive; Lacking a bit of personality;

Massive open world ready for you to explore; Loads of courses, slopes and runs to race your mates on; Looks fantastic at speed, especially in FPV;

You’ve got to make your own fun; Tricks and turns aren’t all that responsive; Lacking a bit of personality;