What people love about it
- One mountain, one group. The goal is simple: get everyone to the top.
- Helping each other up is the core of the game, not a side feature.
- The stories. Who carried the group, who fell at the worst moment.
What feels familiar
- A shared climb up one mountain where your group’s teamwork decides how far you get.
- Helping is physical: in Drive UP: Together every car is solid, so you can park as a bridge or push a friend over a ledge no single car can clear.
- Funny when it goes wrong, which it will.
What’s different
- Cars instead of climbers. Momentum and grip on real driving physics, not hands and stamina.
- No checkpoints. A fall sends you back to the bottom.
- Up to 8 players, for groups that are too big for a small-party game.
- Focused on the route: thin planks, giant pipes and near-vertical ramps between you and the summit.
If your favourite part of PEAK is managing supplies and surviving the trip, Drive UP: Together is more focused: it’s all about the climb and what your friends do on it.
Drive UP: Together in 30 seconds
- 1–8 playersOnline co-op through your Steam friends list. Playable solo.
- Real driving physicsThrottle, weight and grip decide whether you make the plank, the pipe or the ramp.
- Every car is solidPark as a bridge, push a friend over a ledge, or tap a bumper one wheel from the top.
- No checkpointsFall off and you start again from the bottom. Every run is a story.
- Steam Early AccessLaunches October 26, 2026 on Windows PC.
- Free demoOn Steam now, the quickest way to see who in your group is the bridge and who is the problem.
Bring your crew
Wishlist Drive UP: Together on Steam and you’ll get a notification when it unlocks. Or try the free demo tonight.
Other kinds of games to try
- Co-op mountain and climbing games for small groups.
- Physics co-op games where carrying, pushing and grabbing each other is the point.
- Big-lobby party games for nights when everyone shows up.
Want names, player counts and an honest take on each? Read The best co-op climbing games.
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FAQ
Is Drive UP: Together like PEAK?
Both are about a group of friends climbing a mountain together. Drive UP: Together does it with cars on real driving physics, supports up to 8 players and has no checkpoints.
Can more than 4 friends play Drive UP: Together?
Yes. Online lobbies take 1 to 8 players, invited from your Steam friends list.
What platforms is Drive UP: Together on?
Windows PC via Steam.
Is there a demo?
Yes, a free demo is on Steam now. The full game launches in Early Access on October 26, 2026.