Steep: Road to the Olympics

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  1. here_and_there
    Dec 10, 2017
    10
    The orginal was a good game even if it had quite some flaws: yet it was still the best (and only) game you could play if you wanted to experience virtual skiing and snowboarding (be it freestyle, freeride, competitive alpine skiing, boardercross, etc.). But the expansion makes it all better: finally good rail physics, a lot of rails and crazy snow parks in the beautiful new open world areaThe orginal was a good game even if it had quite some flaws: yet it was still the best (and only) game you could play if you wanted to experience virtual skiing and snowboarding (be it freestyle, freeride, competitive alpine skiing, boardercross, etc.). But the expansion makes it all better: finally good rail physics, a lot of rails and crazy snow parks in the beautiful new open world area (Japan), finally a good "career" mode (road to the Olympics) and surprisingly good classic alpine skiing events (super-G, downhill, slalom, etc.). This makes it by far the best winter sports game since ages.… Expand

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  1. GameSpace
    Dec 13, 2017
    80
    The new map is huge and varied, and definitely the best part of the new expansion. You can do the Road to the Olympics story right from the start of the game (after the tutorial), and it’s only about 3-5 hours long. It’s worth playing through, but the long term fun comes from Japan itself, playing with others, and trying out all the different ways you can explore the map.
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