Source: official over the hill website. Game imagery © Funselektor and Strelka Games.
The announced $24.99 Steam base price
The August 24 pricing announcement gives the Steam base-game price as $24.99 USD, and the updated developer FAQ repeats that figure. This is the price of the game itself, distinct from the separately announced soundtrack, Supporter Pack and combined bundle. Keeping the products separate answers the basic purchase question directly instead of displaying a larger optional bundle total as though it were the cost of the base game.
The announcement also says regional pricing will be used and that a launch discount is planned. Those statements establish the pricing approach without giving a confirmed discount percentage or a final checkout amount for every country. The reliable figure is the announced US base price, with the local store used for the actual offer once it is available rather than applying a currency conversion or a Steam figure to a different platform.
The separate soundtrack release
The developer describes the soundtrack as a separate DLC alongside the full game, and the pricing announcement gives it a $9.99 USD price. It is therefore an optional purchase rather than another name for the base game or a requirement listed for cooperative play. This separation matters when interpreting a store bundle, because the music product has its own announced price and does not replace ownership of the game.
The three-item package announced by the developer includes the base game, soundtrack and Supporter Pack together. A player reading those offers can distinguish the game-only option from the additional music and supporter content instead of combining every published figure into one mandatory charge. The collected material establishes those products and their USD prices, while the launch announcement supplies the timing context for the Steam release they accompany.
What the Supporter Pack includes
The Supporter Pack is announced at $9.99 USD and contains a special in-game name tag, exclusive cosmetics and a unique camping site. The developer also lists printable maps and an album of 4K wallpapers, giving the pack a mix of in-game presentation items and material to use outside the game. These are the published contents, so they can be described without guessing at extra vehicles, stronger parts or hidden gameplay advantages.
The FAQ corroborates the individual supporter price and its listed extras, while the pricing announcement explains how it fits beside the soundtrack. The pack is separate from the $24.99 base game, and the three products also have an announced combined bundle. Reading the contents at that level keeps the offer clear: the player is comparing the base purchase with the named optional extras rather than an invented progression requirement or an unlisted vehicle reward.
The announced bundle and preorder policy
The developer's pricing announcement gives a $37.99 USD bundle containing the game, soundtrack and Supporter Pack together. That total is a separate offer from the $24.99 base game and the two individually priced extras, each announced at $9.99 USD. It answers what the combined package contains without implying that a player must buy every product to begin exploring the world or join the documented online cooperative mode.
The same announcement says there will be no Steam preorders, placing the purchase policy alongside the planned launch discount and regional pricing. A wishlist can therefore serve as a way to follow the upcoming release without being described as a preorder purchase. These details belong to the announced Steam offer; the separate physical console editions and their later release window are different products and should be followed through their own official announcements.
The Steam date and the later console window
The developer's August 10 announcement schedules Over the Hill for Steam on October 14, 2026, and the current Steam listing shows the same planned date. The announcement separately places PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2 ports in 2027. These are two different release milestones, so a date attached to the Steam version cannot be used as the launch day for every platform.
As of the October 12 research date, the full Steam release is still upcoming and the console versions have a confirmed year rather than a published day in the collected material. The August announcement supersedes older general release expectations that appeared during development or the Demo period. Keeping the exact PC date and the broader console window separate provides a direct answer without introducing a guessed time, a countdown to an invented console day or a claim that release has already happened.
The full game and the separate Demo app
The full-game Steam listing uses app 2929250 and is the official destination for wishlisting and following the planned October 14, 2026 release. The historical public Demo uses a separate app, 4703940, which appears in the developer's Demo announcement and trailer link. These app identifiers refer to different listings, so the existence of the Demo page should not be confused with ownership or availability of the paid full game.
The official website points to the full-game listing, helping connect the store entry with the developer's own description of the project. The Demo announcement documents what the preview contained, while later announcements describe its closure and the full game's release plans. Keeping those destinations separate makes a Steam search useful: one page follows the full launch, and the other belongs to a specific preview whose public availability changed over time.
Four players total, with room for solo exploration
Over the Hill supports exploring alone or taking up to three friends into online co-op, for a total of four players. The official FAQ describes that total explicitly, and the Xbox listing corroborates online cooperative play for two to four players. The host is part of the count, so the announced arrangement is one player plus three friends rather than four invited friends in addition to a host.
The developer's website treats solo and cooperative exploration as two ways to enjoy the same world, including difficult routes and the scenery around them. The store description connects working together with equipment such as planks and winches, allowing the social aspect to include practical recovery rather than only driving alongside each other. This explains the supported mode without implying local split-screen, a fifth player slot or a published launch lobby procedure.
Features published on the Steam store
The Steam store lists single-player, online co-op, achievements, Steam Cloud and statistics among its game features. Its description confirms exploring alone or with up to three friends, using recovery equipment and discovering upgrades and portals in the world. These published capabilities describe the Steam version's announced experience without relying on a community tag to establish a feature that the developer has not described.
The same listing provides the current release field, the minimum system requirements and the developer and publisher identity. That makes it a useful destination for several different questions, but each field answers a different one: a platform label is not a benchmark, and a release date is not a currently payable purchase offer. The listed features can be reported directly while purchase pricing and build-specific behavior remain tied to their own dated sources.