Over the hill price and buying guide
Buy the base game if you want to play. The Supporter Edition is additional content and the soundtrack is music; neither should be confused with a standalone copy of the game.
Quick guide
Steam buying guide · prices below are dated references.
- First copy: buy the base game.
- Music or cosmetic extras: optional additional products.
- Check hardware, regional currency and the final Steam basket total.
Choose the product that gives you what you need
The announced base price is US$24.99, €24.99 or £22.49. Supporter Edition and soundtrack were announced at US$9.99 each. These are launch references, not your live basket total; check the store button below for the price in your currency.
Choose the base game to drive and explore. Add Supporter Edition only if you want its cosmetic/name-tag/campsite extras and downloadable maps or wallpapers. Choose the soundtrack for music. The extras do not replace the base game.
Confirm your basket before paying
Use Steam’s live regional total for discounts, tax and bundles. Compare the bundle contents to what you already own rather than adding old announced prices.
- Open the official over the hill listing and confirm app 2929250 and publisher Funselektor Labs Inc.
- Check the selected item is the base game if this is your first copy; read any “requires base game” notice on DLC.
- Compare your platform and hardware to the requirements, then confirm currency, included products and final total in the basket.
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Sources & version notes
Launch reference: base game US$24.99 / €24.99 / £22.49; Supporter Edition and soundtrack each US$9.99. The launch post offers 20% off the base game for the first 14 days. Checked October 15, 2026; your store currency, discounts and bundle totals may differ.
Release-era sources reviewed on October 15, 2026. Older FAQ plans are distinguished from current launch information; editorial advice is not a claim of hands-on testing.
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