Steep, the open world sports game in development by Ubisoft, is one of the most interesting games launching before the end of the year, thanks to its beautiful settings and multiplayer features which promise to be extremely engaging. Not many have had the chance to try the game yet, but all those interested in it will soon be able to do so.
Earlier today, Ubisoft has finally dated the Steep beta, which will be held in two phases. The first one, which will be open to those who register on the game's website before November 5th, will be held from November 10th until November 14th. The second phase, which will be open to all players, will be held later the same month, from November 19th to November 21st. The beta will be available on all platforms for both phases and it will be available for pre-load the day before each of the two phases begin.
Ubisoft also detailed the content players will be able to experience.
Both phases will include access to various challenges and nine of the game’s Mountain Stories (story-driven challenges) spread across three of the seven areas that will be featured in the final release, including Aravis, Tyrol, and Needles. Successfully completing challenges and Mountain Stories unlocks new gear that players can use to customize their thrill-seekers. Additionally, players will get to share their best lines with other Beta participants and have the option to experience every run in the first-person perspective with the GoPro View mode.
Steep launches on December 2nd in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. You can learn more about the game by checking out our hands-on preview from a few months back.
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