over the hill launches with introductory Steam offer and lower-priced key listings

over the hill, the off-road exploration game from Funselektor Labs Inc., launched on Steam on October 14 as a full release, not an Early Access title. Steam lists it at $19.99 in an introductory offer that ends October 28. Approximate listings for a standard Windows Steam key are lower: about $15.08 at Eneba and $15.30 at Kinguin, as displayed by GameGeeker.

GameGeeker Short

A slower kind of off-roading

over the hill is not built around racing. The focus is exploration: driving classic 4x4s from the 1960s to the 1980s across varied landscapes, alone or with up to three friends in four-player co-op.

Funselektor is known for Absolute Drift and art of rally, but this is a different kind of driving experience. Its appeal is the lower-pressure pace and the shared effort of navigating difficult terrain, rather than speed or competition. It suits players who enjoy unhurried exploration and co-op more than those seeking a conventional racer.

How the prices compare

Against Steam’s current $19.99 offer price, the approximate Eneba listing is $4.91 lower, or 24.6%; Kinguin is about $4.69 lower, or 23.5%. These comparisons use Steam’s current price, not its $24.99 regular price. The key listings are approximate converted displays, not Steam discounts.

Steam’s review label was “Very Positive” when checked on October 15, with 448 positive reviews out of 484 across all languages and purchase types.

Store / edition	Listed USD price
Eneba Standard edition; Windows and Linux on Steam.	~$15.08
Kinguin Standard edition; Windows and Linux on Steam.	~$15.30
Steam Steam current price (introductory offer, regular $24.99)	$19.99

Prices checked October 15, 2026 at 10:58 (GMT+8)

Third-party key prices are approximate listings.

For a relaxed off-road adventure with friends, over the hill offers a different pace from a conventional racer. Its approximate key listings are $4.69 to $4.91 below Steam’s current $19.99 price.