Steep: Road To The Olympics Open Beta & Demo Available Now

Steve Noah

Published: Nov 28, 2017 10:26 pm

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The open beta for Steep: Road To The Olympics, the officially licensed product of the Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea, is available now for Xbox One. It is scheduled to run from November 28 through December 4 for Xbox Live Gold members on Xbox One. The open beta is enhanced for the Xbox One X.

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The demo is available now for PlayStation 4 users.

You’ll get to experience five different challenges in the open beta, including two Olympic events (Downhill and Big Air) in the South Korea map, along with two snowboard challenges, and one wingsuit challenge on the Japan map. There will also be a section of the Japan map available for free-roaming play where you can ski, snowboard, wingsuit, and paraglide across the mountainsides to your heart’s content. The full expansion will feature a much larger Japanese area littered with challenges galore, while the story mode will bring you on the journey of an athlete competing in three freestyle events (Big Air, Half Pipe, and Slopestyle) in South Korea for their chance to reach the Olympic Winter Games.

Steep Road to the Olympics arrives December 5 on the Microsoft Store. If you own the original Steep, there’s an expansion that includes all of the content in Road to the Olympics. If you don’t already own Steep, the Steep Winter Games Edition includes the base game and Road to the Olympics. There’s also a Steep Winter Games Gold Edition that includes the Steep base game, Road to the Olympics, and the Steep Season Pass.

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Steve is the Editor in Chief at Operation Sports. He's been here since the year 2000 posting news, features and interviews, along with keeping the hardcore sports gaming community alive and well for over two decades. He covers almost every game related to sports but enjoys basketball, football and baseball games the most.