Ubisoft announced today that the first free weekend for Steep will be available this weekend beginning March 10th. Players can participate in the free weekend by visiting the official website and choosing their platform.
Players who choose to purchase the game online during this free weekend can do so at a discount, and without losing their progress. Starting March 10th, there will be a 50 percent discount on Steep’s Standard Edition and a 40 percent discount for Steep’s Gold Edition on XBL until March 21st, and a 50 percent discount on Steep’s Standard Edition and a 44 percent discount for Steep’s Gold Edition on PSN until March 15th. On Ubisoft’s Store, there is a 40 percent discount for Steep’s Standard and Gold Edition until March 15th.
Steep’s most recent update added the wild, extreme peaks of Alaska’s Mount Denali, including 21 new challenges, 2 branded challenges, and one Mountain Story. In Steep’s Alaska, players can conquer new terrain, including spinelines, extreme crests, massive glaciers, new urban features, and miles of untouched nature. Two additional invitationals challenge players to raise their reputation by pushing their limits on the slopes and outdoing themselves on the leaderboards. Steep fans can continue to customise their lines and replays by donning new Alaska items and costumes.
The latest Steep title update lets players focus on the fun, with enhancements made to the tricks system and g-force impacts. Additionally, new camera angles and the ability to capture replay videos without the HUD, gives players even more freedom to show off their best stunts with the editor mode.
Have fun everyone!
John is the founder and Editor in Chief at DSOGaming. He is a PC gaming fan and highly supports the modding and indie communities. Before creating DSOGaming, John worked on numerous gaming websites. While he is a die-hard PC gamer, his gaming roots can be found on consoles. John loved – and still does – the 16-bit consoles, and considers SNES to be one of the best consoles. Still, the PC platform won him over consoles. That was mainly due to 3DFX and its iconic dedicated 3D accelerator graphics card, Voodoo 2. John has also written a higher degree thesis on the “The Evolution of PC graphics cards.”
Contact: Email
“there will be a 50 percent discount on Steep’s Standard Edition and a 40
percent discount for Steep’s Gold Edition on XBL until March 21st, and a
50 percent discount on Steep’s Standard Edition and a 44 percent
discount for Steep’s Gold Edition on PSN until March 15th. On Ubisoft’s
Store, there is a 40 percent discount for Steep’s Standard and Gold
Edition until March 15th.”
Like i said, NO ONE IS PLAYING THIS GAME… no one, got it 7thguest?
Did I trigger you that much dear?
Hey you can spew nonsense and expect no one to debunk them. 93,252 owners on steam spy, granted it is a uplay game there will be more but o think it is clear it wont sell 500k
Honey, not even once I’ve brought numbers up because that is irrelevant.
I’m not a investor, I’m a player, unless the game mechanics explicitly say that I need to directly interact with another player, player count reaches 0 or Ubisoft decides to pull the plug and stop supporting the game, any numbers statistics are not a concern at all (and I should know that, I have NMS in my library).
You can have all the criticism you want, I’ll even support you in many of what you may have, but when you start to go out of your way to complain and state opinions as facts (as they currently are) then I’ll mock for whatever reason passes my mind.
Hey, You-be-soft, just add some gore like torn limbs, blood spraying, exploding heads and related sound effects and your sales will most likely skyrocket.
Call it U-B-Hard-Core mode.
Not worth it even if it was completely free.