Drive UP: Together

🌃 New in Update V0.1.1: Port Babel

A brand-new night-themed harbor map. Climb giant cranes, stacked containers and floodlit docks with up to 8 friends. Plus: you can now invite friends straight from inside the game.

The Only Way Out Is Up

Somewhere above you there is a finish line. Between you and it sit narrow planks, steep ramps, the insides of enormous pipes, and up to seven friends who are all trying to get there first.

Drive UP: Together is a chaotic, physics-based co-op climbing game. It is not a racing sim: momentum, weight and grip decide everything. Eight players, one mountain, and every meter is earned.

✅ What's in the Game Today

• The full climb, from the bottom all the way to the finish line

• Online lobbies for up to 8 players, with invites from inside the game or from your Steam friends list

• Car colors, Steam achievements and leaderboards

• 30 languages

This is Early Access, and the game keeps changing with feedback from Discord and the Steam forums.

🎮 Demo or Full Game?

The demo ends on purpose at a random height between 450 and 750 m. The full game goes all the way to the finish line, on every map.

🚗 Momentum Is Everything

Weight shifts forward when you brake. The back end steps out if you are too eager with the throttle. Suspension compresses over a crest and unloads on the way down, and your tires will let go of a steel ramp at the worst possible moment.

Momentum is the whole game. Carry too little into a climb and you slide back down. Carry too much and you sail clean over the platform you were aiming for. Getting the throttle right on a near vertical ramp takes practice, and the run where it finally clicks feels earned.

🤝 Eight Players, One Mountain, No Safe Distance

Everyone climbs the same route at the same time, and every car is a solid object. That changes everything.

You can park across a gap so a friend has a bridge. You can line up behind someone and push them over a ledge that no single car can clear. On the hardest sections, getting anyone to the top means all of you working the problem together.

You can also wait until your friend is one wheel from the summit and tap their bumper.

Helping and ruining someone use the same controls. Nobody in the lobby ever forgets which one you chose.

⚡ Fall, and You Climb Again.

One slip near the top can undo a long, hard climb. Height is never free here: every meter you gain is a meter you can lose.

It sounds cruel, and it is, but it turns every meter into something that matters. People go quiet when someone gets close. Hands tighten on the last narrow beam. A run that ends fifty meters from the finish line becomes a story your group tells for weeks.

Then you drive straight back in, because now you know the road.

🧱 a Course Designed to Spit You Off

Planks barely wider than your axles. Pipes where one wrong steering input has you bouncing between the walls. Ramps so steep that stopping halfway is not an option. Tilting platforms, swinging obstacles and drops you cannot see the bottom of.

Every section has a line that works. Finding it is the fun part. Watching someone else fail to find it is better.

🔧 Stuck Upside Down in a Pipe? Call for Help.

Cars get wedged. You land on your roof between two beams with all four wheels spinning in the air, and from there you have two choices.

A friend drives over, lines up carefully and shunts you free. Or you reset your car and take on the climb again.

Some of the best moments in Drive UP: Together are four people abandoning their own runs to rescue one player who is stuck sideways in a tube.

🎨 Getting Started Takes About a Minute

Invite friends from inside the game or from your Steam friends list, pick a color for your car, and drop into the lobby. No driving skills needed: the first hill teaches you what you need.

Easy to start. Genuinely hard to finish. Very loud either way.

Grab your friends, start the engine, and drive up together.

🎁 Bring Your Whole Crew

Add Drive UP: Together to your cart as a gift and send it to your friends on Steam: every climb is better with the whole crew.