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How hard is Drive UP: Together?
Of the climbers on the Drive UP: Together leaderboard, 27% have reached a summit. The hardest map is Playground, where 16% of its climbers reached the 1,052 m summit. Most unfinished climbs there end between 0 and 100 m.
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At a glance Climbers who reached a summit 27% Players who played with friends 90% Average crew size 3.5 Players who played 1+ hour 38% Players who played 2+ hours 11% Hardest map Playground (16%) Summit reached on Color Picker 44% Summit reached on Playground 16% Summit reached on Port Babel 65% Summit reached on Prism Tower 38% Summit reached on Neon Junction 31% Players 1–8 Platform Windows PC (Steam) Release date October 26, 2026
Per map Map Summit Reached the summit Median best height Median time to the summit Median attempts on the best run Where most unfinished climbs end Color Picker 2,000 m 44% 1,600 m 21:23 2 0–200 m (20%) Playground 1,052 m 16% 250 m 29:41 1 0–100 m (44%) Port Babel (new in v0.1.1) 1,090 m 65% 1,093 m 28:05 1 — Prism Tower 1,005 m 38% 750 m 14:22 — 1,000–1,100 m (32%) Neon Junction 1,000 m 31% 564 m — — 100–200 m (25%)
How these numbers are made Per-map numbers come from the public Steam leaderboard: each climber counts once, under the map of their best run. Crew and playtime numbers come from anonymous in-game play data, counted per player and only as shares; no player is ever shown. A number is shown only when at least 30 players are behind it; smaller groups are left out. Drive UP: Together on Steam Wishlist it or read the reviews on its Steam page.
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