Info about over the hill:

Official game description:
Explore, navigate, and uncover the vast wilderness of over the hill, the newest installation from the creator of art of rally. Ramble your way through varied biomes inspired by real-world locations, from valleys to mountains and everything in between.
Take to the trails solo or with up to three friends. Cruise through scenic landscapes, tackle challenging off-road routes, and work together to overcome the obstacles standing between you and your destination.
Different situations call for different solutions. Use planks to cross gaps, deploy winches to recover vehicles and navigate difficult terrain, and bring the right equipment to help you overcome the challenges ahead. Whether you're carefully planning your route or improvising your way through a tricky situation, the journey is always in your hands.
Explore forests, lakesides, and mountains as you uncover remote cabins, scenic viewpoints, natural landmarks, meteorites that have fallen from the sky, and portals that can take you to new areas. Dynamic weather and day/night cycles can transform the world around you and change the conditions of your journey.
Spot native wildlife and use the in-game camera to document your discoveries. Photograph the animals you encounter to fill out your wildlife compendium, or stop to capture an awe-inspiring landscape, a beautiful sunset, or any other moment worth remembering.
Find upgrades and equipment throughout the world to help you take on the terrain ahead. Stop at merchants and cabins to customize your vehicle with colours, accessories, and cosmetics that suit your driving style.
This is a driving game, not a racing game. Take your time, enjoy the drive, find your own route, and see where the road leads. The best stories never start at the end.

Release date: Oct 14, 2026

Categories: Off-road Driving, Exploration, Open-World Exploration, Cooperative Multiplayer, Vehicle Customization, Photography Gameplay, Relaxing/Cozy Gameplay, Physics Simulation

Feature scans:
- Proton/Linux: score 5; verdict: Works Well; summary: The available Linux-compatible evidence is limited but consistently positive: users report the game runs well on Steam Deck and Steam Deck OLED. No Linux, Proton, anti-cheat, DRM, launcher, crash, or workaround issues are mentioned. The only non-Linux-specific comment praises DLSS/FSR and performance optimization, which does not indicate platform friction.
- Steam Deck: score 0; verdict: Seamless; summary: The audited reviews consistently report a seamless Steam Deck experience with no technical barriers. Users commend the game's performance optimization, DLSS/FSR support, and controller-friendly design, making it ideal for couch play. No issues related to small text, external launchers, battery drain, or stability were mentioned.

- Hardware Profile:
  - Summary: Across the provided Windows hardware cohorts, performance feedback is predominantly positive, with most users reporting smooth play, high frame rates, and optimization improvements. Isolated issues include lag on a 4GB GPU, high GPU usage, and one crash after 30 minutes.
  - Sample size: 72 (23% coverage)
  - Audience skew: Review sample is mostly Windows-based.
  - Windows <8GB VRAM (positive, 23 reports): Most reports are positive, with smooth multiplayer and 60+ fps on 8GB systems, though one 4GB laptop user reports lag and another criticizes optimization.
  - Windows 12-15GB VRAM (positive, 21 reports): Feedback is mostly positive, citing optimization since the demo and DLSS/FSR support, with one report of a crash after 30 minutes despite stable fps.
  - Windows 8-11GB VRAM (positive, 16 reports): All included reports are positive, saying the game runs beautifully or great, though one notes high GPU usage on medium settings.
  - Windows 16GB+ VRAM (positive, 7 reports): The single included report is positive, praising the visuals and DLSS support without mentioning performance problems.
  - Caveats: 72 of 307 reviews expose hardware metadata.; Review sample is mostly Windows-based.
Feature extractions:
- Community Price: No data
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: N/A
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: 2.0h
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: The first two quotes show two-hour play sessions, and the third shows that half-hour sessions are also possible, supporting a typical session length around 2 hours with shorter sessions occurring. The fourth quote indicates first-map completion at 2 hours, but it is a progress milestone rather than full-game or story completion, so gameCompletion and storyCompletion remain null. No review provides a clear endgame duration or post-completion playtime, so endgame is null.
- Time-to-fun:
  - Summary: Over the Hill is reported as fun immediately, with relaxing solo exploration and strong co-op appeal; enjoyment is amplified by playing with friends, though one reviewer finds solo play boring.
  - Stance: Fun immediately
  - Anchor: Playing with friends/co-op
  - Time to anchor: N/A
  - Friction: Solo play can feel boring; Minor clipping issues; Host-dependent lag or connection problems
  - Unlock drivers: Playing with friends/co-op; 4-player co-op turns exploration into a collaborative puzzle; Smooth and intuitive multiplayer
  - Conditions: With friends; Solo play; 4-player co-op; Host connection quality; Tutorial stage; Relaxing driving and nature exploration
- Player Archetypes:
  - Cozy Off-Road Explorer (buy)
    - Motivation: Relaxing, meditative exploration and scenic driving without grind or mission pressure.
    - Playstyle: Solo or low-pressure scenic drives at their own pace, enjoying atmosphere, maps, and vehicle upgrades.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Off-Road Simulation Veteran (buy)
    - Motivation: Authentic off-road driving and technical challenge measured against established trucking and off-road sims.
    - Playstyle: Technical route planning, low-gear traversal, vehicle upgrades, and genre comparison.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: SnowRunner; MudRunner; Cairn
  - Co-op Social Driver (buy)
    - Motivation: Shared discovery and cooperative problem-solving with friends.
    - Playstyle: Four-player co-op sessions, exploring muddy valleys and ridges collaboratively with smooth multiplayer.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: SnowRunner
  - Steam Deck Value Player (buy)
    - Motivation: Affordable, portable, well-running relaxation on Steam Deck or PC, with confidence in developer support.
    - Playstyle: Short couch or handheld sessions with a controller, staying aware of storage, performance, and price-to-content value.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Fun and relaxing gameplay (weight 0.97): The core gameplay is widely praised as fun, chill, and cozy. Players enjoy it for spending time and unwinding, with many noting it is consistently enjoyable and novel.
- Strong multiplayer and co-op (weight 0.75): A major draw is the ability to play with friends, including two to four player co-op. Many memorable evenings are created with buddies, though solo play is equally viable.
- Stunning visuals and atmosphere (weight 0.7): Graphics are described as gorgeous, top-notch, and stunning, with a cartoonish style that remains relaxing. The overall atmosphere is calming, casual, and atmospheric.
- Excellent soundtrack and audio (weight 0.45): The soundtrack is repeatedly called outstanding, amazing, and top-notch, with sound design that masterfully fits the calming atmosphere. The music enhances the relaxing experience.
- Relaxing exploration at own pace (weight 0.45): Players appreciate the freedom to explore at their own pace with no imposed goals or rigid quest lines. Exploring new places is enjoyable, and the experience is meditative and low-stress.
- Top-notch vehicle customization (weight 0.33): Car customization is highly praised, with many options to upgrade and personalize vehicles. There is also a large variety of trucks and SUVs to unlock and choose from.
- Optimization and smooth performance (weight 0.25): The game runs flawlessly and is much more optimized than its demo, with previous issues seemingly resolved. It also works well on PC, providing a stable experience.
- Good off-roading simulation (weight 0.25): It accurately represents off-road vehicle operability and is a well-made off-roading game. Some even consider it a better arcade-like experience than Snowrunner.
- Beautiful and huge maps (weight 0.15): The maps are described as beautiful, huge, and really pretty, adding to the enjoyment of exploration. Their visual appeal enhances the overall relaxing atmosphere.
- Simple and clear controls (weight 0.14): Controls are very clear, simple, and easy to pick up, making the game accessible to a wide audience. This contributes to the laid-back and stress-free experience.

Common complaints:
- Physics problems cause frustration (weight 0.56): Vehicle physics feel unrealistic, with bouncing, jittering, and lack of grip on surfaces like mud and stones. Cars may flip over or be launched unexpectedly, making driving unpleasant.
- Missing polish and bugs (weight 0.48): The game has various bugs, crashes, and lacks final polish. Clipping issues, minor bugs, and crashes after short play sessions are reported.
- Performance and optimization issues (weight 0.41): The game runs poorly on systems with 2-4GB VRAM, requiring workarounds even on lowest settings. High VRAM and RAM requirements are noted, and GPU usage is excessive on medium settings.
- Lack of content and goals (weight 0.41): Players find the game lacking in missions, tasks, and overarching goals, with repetitive gameplay loops. The open world feels empty, offering little beyond driving from one point to another.
- High price deters buyers (weight 0.4): Many players feel the game is too expensive, especially without discounts. Some find it overpriced compared to similar titles, affecting purchase decisions.
- Un rewarding progression system (weight 0.36): Upgrades unlock too quickly or don't apply to all vehicles, and grinding for currency yields small rewards. Maxing out vehicles quickly removes the sense of progression.
- Visual and audio shortcomings (weight 0.34): Graphics look pixelated or mid even on ultra settings, and lighting issues like headlight glare are problematic. Music is considered not good enough, and the overall atmosphere is very dark.
- Repetitive and easy gameplay (weight 0.34): Routes are very easy and monotonous, with snow not adding difficulty. Players can cross rivers solo in low gear, and the open world is limited.
- Controller and wheel issues (weight 0.31): Input devices like steering wheels and controllers often fail to work, preventing gameplay. Specific problems include non-functioning Xbox controllers with adapters and missing wheel support at launch.
- Unrealistic vehicle behavior (weight 0.3): Cars feel too light and bounce like rubber balls, with physics that don't feel real. Lack of differential lock and unnecessary reducer usage affect performance.
- Difficulty and controls complaints (weight 0.25): Some spots are overly difficult, requiring repetition, and controls feel overtuned. Camera controls on mouse and keyboard feel strange, and throttle response is inconsistent.
- Transmission and gearing issues (weight 0.24): Automatic transmission shifts uphill cause stalling and loss of traction, and manual gearbox has only two gears with slow switching. Cars struggle on inclines even in low gear.
- AI and multiplayer problems (weight 0.2): In multiplayer, desync issues and griefing mechanics can cause frustration. An AI hook can pull players off mountains, and vehicle falls can drag others down.
- Frustrating progression rewards (weight 0.2): Climbing challenges like Hermit's Path are frustrating and reward only a pickup truck, not an achievement. Players must grind locations for small currency amounts.
- Few animals and monotonous locations (weight 0.18): Only 2-3 animals are encountered in 1.5 hours, and locations are monotonous. There is not much fun content on the maps.
- Lack of differentiating car characteristics (weight 0.14): Cars lack unique features beyond body type, and upgrades don't visibly change characteristics. The game doesn't show how cars differ or how upgrades affect them.
- Insufficient tutorial and guidance (weight 0.14): The tutorial is very small and doesn't show enough. Players may be confused about what to do, especially after being misled by advertising.
- Upgrade purchase bug (weight 0.09): A bug where buying an upgrade and then swapping vehicles removes the upgrade, forcing players to spend pebble funds to rebuy it. This is a significant issue affecting progression.
- Flipping over with no tools (weight 0.08): Flipping over and having no tools left is a negative situation. This can lead to frustration and loss of progress.
- In-game feedback not working (weight 0.08): The in-game feedback system is not working, preventing players from reporting issues directly. This may hinder communication with developers.

Gameplay feedback:
- Co-op multiplayer support (weight 0.9): Players can team up with friends for cooperative gameplay, with support for up to four players. This feature is frequently highlighted in reviews.
- Off-road driving focus (weight 0.67): The game centers on off-road driving experiences, including technical terrain challenges and arcade-style handling. Many reviewers emphasize this as a core aspect.
- Exploration of environments (weight 0.56): The game encourages exploration of new areas and natural environments, often as part of the core experience. It includes wilderness and open-world elements.
- Gearbox and terrain mechanics (weight 0.51): Features such as gear selection, low range, and winching are present to tackle rugged terrain. These mechanics enhance the off-road simulation.
- Vehicle upgrades and customization (weight 0.49): Players can upgrade and customize their vehicles, including cosmetic items and performance tuning. This adds depth to the gameplay.
- Varied tracks and trails (weight 0.14): The game includes multiple tracks, including some very challenging ones, providing varied driving experiences. This is noted but less frequently.
- Single-player mode available (weight 0.14): The game supports single-player gameplay, allowing solo exploration and driving. This is a standard feature mentioned by a few.
- Classic off-road vehicles (weight 0.13): The game features vintage 4x4 vehicles from the 1960s to 1980s, adding a nostalgic element. This is a specific detail appreciated by some.
- Lack of missions and story (weight 0.13): Some players note the absence of missions, tasks, or a guiding story, which may appeal to those seeking open-ended play. This is a niche observation.
- Animal photography feature (weight 0.13): Players can engage in animal photography as a side activity, adding a non-driving element to the game. This is a unique but less common feature.
- Core driving activity (weight 0.13): Driving a car, especially up hills, is a fundamental activity in the game. This is a basic aspect that is occasionally highlighted.
- Map completion (weight 0.12): The game includes a first map that can be completed, providing a sense of progression. This is a minor point mentioned by a couple of reviewers.

Performance notes:
- Optimization improved since demo (weight 0.21): Many users note the game runs flawlessly and is much more optimized compared to the demo's poor optimization. This positive change addresses previous performance concerns.
- Poor performance on low-end GPUs (weight 0.16): Gaming laptops with 4GB GTX 1650 and cards like 1050 or lower may experience problems or should avoid the game. Performance is not guaranteed on entry-level hardware.
- Steam Deck performance praised (weight 0.15): Multiple reviewers report the game runs admirably on the Steam Deck OLED without hiccups. This indicates strong optimization for handheld devices.
- Runs well on old or low-end PCs (weight 0.15): Reports indicate the game runs perfectly on max graphics on an 8-year-old PC, and runs well with low graphics on a bad PC. This shows good scalability for older hardware.
- High VRAM and RAM requirements (weight 0.15): The game recommends at least 8GB VRAM and 12GB RAM minimum. This may exclude some older systems from running it smoothly.
- Mixed reports on optimization quality (weight 0.15): Some users claim the game is optimized pretty badly or report bad optimization, while others praise improvements. This inconsistency suggests varying experiences.
- Excellent performance on high-end rigs (weight 0.14): Reviewers note the game runs like butter and beautifully on their powerful setups. This suggests the game scales well with high-end hardware.
- High frame rates on max settings (weight 0.14): Some reviewers achieve 60+ fps at maximum settings and steady 90 FPS on Ultra. This indicates excellent performance on capable hardware.
- DLSS and FSR support added (weight 0.14): DLSS and FSR have been added alongside performance optimizations. These upscaling technologies help improve frame rates on supported hardware.
- Not playable on some laptops (weight 0.14): Some users report the game is not playable on laptops, while others say it runs on entry-level Lenovo Legion laptops. Laptop compatibility varies widely.
- Multiplayer stable unless poor host (weight 0.08): No location or lag issues in multiplayer unless the host has a very poor connection. Overall multiplayer performance is good with a decent host.
- Runs smooth on GTX 1650 Ti (weight 0.08): One reviewer reports smooth performance on a 4GB VRAM GTX 1650 Ti, contrasting with others who had issues. This shows some variability even within similar hardware.
- Game crashed after 30 minutes (weight 0.08): A reviewer experienced a crash after 30 minutes of play. Stability issues, though isolated, are concerning.
- High GPU usage on medium settings (weight 0.08): On medium settings, the game uses 95% GPU, indicating high demand. This may strain systems with lesser GPUs.
- Laggy on 1650ti laptop (weight 0.08): A reviewer finds the game kinda laggy on a 1650ti laptop, aligning with other reports of poor performance on similar hardware.
- Controller issues on PC (weight 0.08): At least one reviewer encountered controller issues on PC. This may affect players using gamepads.
- Low frame rate reported (weight 0.08): One user reports low frame rate, suggesting performance issues for some configurations. This contrasts with others' smooth experiences.
- Great on Steam Machine (weight 0.08): The game runs great on Steam Machine, showing compatibility with Valve's hardware. This adds to the positive handheld/console-like experiences.
- Played well on PC (weight 0.08): A general positive report that the game played well on PC. This adds to the overall positive performance sentiment.

Recommendations:
- Generally recommended (weight 0.37): Many players give a straightforward recommendation without specific reasons. It is a game that most people would recommend.
- Relaxing meditative chill experience (weight 0.36): Recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing, meditative, and chill experience. It provides a calming driving experience.
- Good for exploration fans (weight 0.27): Players who enjoy exploration, nature, and off-road driving without rushing are likely to appreciate the game. It offers a relaxed journey through beautiful environments.
- Similar to SnowRunner (weight 0.27): Fans of SnowRunner, MudRunner, and similar off-road games will find this game appealing. It provides a comparable relaxed off-roading experience.
- Best played with friends (weight 0.27): The game is highly recommended for playing with friends or while waiting for them. Multiplayer enhances the experience significantly.
- VRAM requirement (weight 0.24): Recommended if your PC has a graphics card with at least 6GB VRAM. Adequate hardware is needed.
- Not for realism seekers (weight 0.24): If you have a real 4x4 and seek even a bit of realism in terrain driving, choose otherwise. The game is arcade-like.
- Support developer with DLC (weight 0.13): Recommends supporting the developer with the DLC. Buying additional content helps the devs.
- Try it yourself (weight 0.11): Try it yourselves. Many players suggest giving the game a chance.
- Controller support issues (weight 0.09): Save your time and money until controller support is fixed. The game is not recommended due to this problem.
- Atmosphere and journey (weight 0.09): Highly recommended for those who enjoyed the demo or seek atmosphere and the joy of the journey. The experience focuses on the journey itself.
- Masterpiece must-have (weight 0.08): Some players consider it a masterpiece and a must-have title. It stands out as an exceptional game.
- No missions or quests (weight 0.08): Not for players who want missions, tasks, quests, or a guiding hand. The game lacks structured objectives.
- Refunded not recommended (weight 0.08): Some players refunded after some playtime and do not recommend it. Negative experiences exist.
- Steam Deck couch play (weight 0.08): Perfect for late Steam Deck sessions on the couch or playing at night with a controller. It suits portable and relaxed play.
- Fans of RC crawling (weight 0.08): Players who are fans of RC crawling or off-roading will particularly enjoy this game. It caters to that specific niche.
- Suitable for most ages (weight 0.08): The game is recommended for everyone or most ages. It has broad appeal across different age groups.
- For genre fans (weight 0.08): Recommended for fans of this type of game. If you enjoy the genre, it's worth playing.
- Long playtime (weight 0.08): Players expect to put many hours into this great game. It offers substantial content.

Other player notes:
- Snowrunner-like but more relaxed (weight 0.76): Many reviewers compare the game to Snowrunner, describing it as a more relaxed, cozy, lighter, or arcade-like alternative. Several note it feels like Snowrunner focused only on exploration and tire placement without the stress.
- Good value and pricing (weight 0.43): Many find the price excellent for the amount of content, with one noting it offers enormous value. Some consider it high, but others think the large, diverse map justifies the cost, and bundles can lower the price. A supporter pack and DLC are available.
- Responsive and supportive developer (weight 0.43): The developer Funselektor is attentive, open to feedback while maintaining their vision, and quickly addressed issues. Reviewers hope the project continues to be developed with new maps, cars, and cosmetics.
- Demo builds anticipation (weight 0.39): Players who completed the demo are eagerly awaiting release and appreciate that demo progress carries over to the full game. The demo itself exists and was available before full release.
- Content length and replayability (weight 0.33): The game takes about a week to complete and offers an estimated 50-60 hours of content if hurrying, with many hours of gameplay. Solo play is viable and has content, but friends enhance the experience and are recommended to be present.
- Favorable Mudrunner comparison (weight 0.31): Players familiar with Mudrunner find this game less stressful and more forgiving while still feeling at home for fans of the series. One reviewer appreciated the indestructible objects.
- Art of Rally spiritual successor (weight 0.3): Reviewers compare it to Art of Rally, noting a shift from high-speed racing to meditative wilderness exploration. Some wish for Art of Rally 2 but find this game gorgeous and playing well.
- Optimization is adequate (weight 0.24): The game runs with medium/adequate optimization requirements, shows improvements over the old demo, and supports DLSS and FSR. However, one reviewer reported performance issues compared to GTA5 on the same machine.
- Steam Deck and controller support (weight 0.24): The game works on Steam Deck, and controller support is excellent (tested with 8BitDo). Mouse and keyboard camera control requires holding right-click and dragging, but Steam suggests using a gamepad.
- Positive offroad genre comparisons (weight 0.24): Reviewers favorably compare it to other offroad games they have tried, particularly for driving feel and terrain handling. Some say it is the only game for this audience and highly recommend it among other off-road and trucking games this year.
- Includes specific vehicles and locations (weight 0.21): The game features a location called Algeria, includes the Niva vehicle, and has Protector wheels. It also supports Russian language.
- Stress relief and vibes (weight 0.17): Comparable to Call of Duty as a stress reliever, and gives the same vibes as Alto's Adventure. Also compared to Peak but on wheels.
- Minimalist visual style (weight 0.14): The game features a minimalist and cartoonish visual style that sets it apart from other offroad titles.
- Lack of missions and tasks (weight 0.13): Compared to Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, this game lacks missions and tasks. It also does not have a city-restoration-style goal like Snowrunner.
- Official bug report and refund (weight 0.11): An official bug report section exists for feedback, and the game is sold with a refund option after playtime, providing consumer confidence.
- Co-op credits both players (weight 0.08): In co-op, unlike Snowrunner, both players receive credit during online sessions, which is a notable improvement for multiplayer progression.
- Small storage footprint (weight 0.07): The game fits in 4GB of storage space, making it lightweight for players with limited disk space.
- Mod support expected (weight 0.07): Community modders are expected to add various content, extending the game's longevity and variety.

Emotions:
- Relaxation (weight 0.12): The game provides a calm, peaceful atmosphere with soothing music and immersive sound design that lowers stress. Players appreciate the freedom to explore at their own pace without being overwhelmed by objectives, making it ideal for quiet evenings or breaks.
- Frustration (weight 0.11): Frustration arises from technical issues like missing wheel support, controller problems on PC, and poor optimization with high VRAM requirements. Gameplay mechanics such as difficult sections, physics jitter, vehicle flipping, and limited gearbox also contribute to annoyance.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.09): Satisfaction stems from captivating gameplay, polished optimization, and rewarding exploration and upgrades. The game successfully fills an offroad market gap, runs smoothly on lower-end hardware, and delivers a complete experience with beautiful scenery and soundtrack.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.09): Players enjoy the fun, cozy, and relaxing gameplay, especially when playing with friends. The art style, scenic landscapes, and free-form exploration without strict goals provide a stress-free and immersive experience.
- Disappointment (weight 0.09): Disappointment is caused by unmet expectations, such as lack of challenge, unrealistic physics, and missing content compared to similar games. Technical performance issues on lower-end systems and a high price for the current content further contribute.
- Appreciation (weight 0.05): Appreciation is driven by gorgeous visuals, realistic vehicle physics, and an attentive developer who listens to feedback. The game allows players to enjoy the journey at their own pace and includes features like in-game mod support.
- Excitement (weight 0.05): Excitement comes from the game exceeding expectations after a long wait and running well on full release. Players look forward to future content and enjoy thrilling trails and recovery missions with friends.
- Joy (weight 0.04): Joy is primarily experienced through driving and exploring with friends, often accompanied by good music. The presence of specific vehicles like the Niva and co-op exploration add to the fun and memorable moments.
- Amusement (weight 0.03): Amusement arises from humorous multiplayer interactions, such as pushing a friend's car off a cliff or accidentally hooking each other and falling from mountains. These shared mishaps create laughter and entertaining stories.
- Enthusiasm (weight 0.03): Enthusiasm is shown by players getting hooked from the first minutes and wanting to gather friends for co-op. The game's world building, mechanics, and vibe are praised as peak, and players look forward to more maps and challenges.
- Admiration (weight 0.03): Admiration is expressed for the beautiful landscapes, brilliant game design, and the developers' consistent success. The game is considered amazing, better than Snowrunner, and a dream game with just-right graphics.
- Dissatisfaction (weight 0.03): Dissatisfaction stems from the price being too high, music not meeting expectations, and controls feeling overtuned for artificial difficulty. Graphics on ultra settings are also seen as only mid-tier.
- Fun (weight 0.03): Fun is primarily derived from playing with friends, especially watching them fly down hills. The game is described as a great time with enjoyable mechanics.
- Calmness (weight 0.02): Calmness is experienced through the game's meditative and relaxing vibe, especially when playing with friends. The casual and peaceful nature helps players unwind.
- Hope (weight 0.02): Hope is based on the game's immense potential and the anticipation of future improvements like gearbox changes and wheel support. Players look forward to fully enjoying the game soon.
- Anticipation (weight 0.02): Anticipation is felt by players who waited a long time for the game and are excited to explore more and start co-op with friends. The full release and future content are eagerly awaited.
- Confusion (weight 0.01): Confusion occurs when input controls do not work and there is no clear way to change them. Some players also feel misled by advertising and are unsure of what to do in the game.
- Contentment (weight 0.01): Contentment comes from the peaceful life of exploring and chasing wild animals in a cosy and chill gameplay environment.
- Delight (weight 0.01): Delight is caused by the beautiful graphics, art direction, soundtrack, and cheerful atmosphere that players enjoy while taking in the views.
- Love (weight 0.01): Love for the game develops quickly, as players fall in love after playing the demo or just an hour of gameplay. The reviewer expresses absolute love for the game.}