Released on the 15th, the new game 'Over the Hill' is sailing smoothly with a 'Very Positive' review score on Steam.

Over the Hill is an off-road healing adventure where you drive vehicles and wander through the great outdoors. Instead of fierce, competitive racing, it features a leisurely exploration of the world at your own pace.

Players can roam anywhere without a set path in a four-wheel-drive off-road vehicle. While you usually enjoy a relaxing trip taking in the scenery, you will occasionally encounter various harsh terrains such as mud puddles, mountainous regions, and icy roads. Overcoming these difficulties by installing planks or using a winch to rescue the vehicle adds to the fun.

As of 4 PM on the 22nd, one week after release, Over the Hill holds a Steam user rating of 'Very Positive' (with 3,490 participants, 92% positive). On the 18th, during its first weekend since launch, its peak concurrent players surpassed 13,000.

Positive reactions from users include comments like, "It's a game where you gaze at your car instead of a campfire," "Exploring the world without stress is quite delightful," and "Highly recommended if you love off-roading and exploration." However, some critics point out that the price of 42,900 KRW is a bit steep relative to the content.

Meanwhile, Final Fantasy Resonance climbed to 2nd place on the Steam global top sellers chart ahead of its October 23 release. Elsewhere, Helldivers 2 and We Were Here Together saw their buzz fade and dropped in the rankings, while Red Dead Redemption 2 secured the 10th spot as it entered its final day of discounts.

While the top 20 peak concurrent player rankings remained mostly stable with little fluctuation, Helldivers 2 suffered a loss of users due to a new anti-cheat program issue,causing the game to drop out of the rankings entirely.