Early Access · Oct 26, 2026

Drive UP: Together

The only way out is up.

Co-op climbing for up to 8 friends, built on real driving physics. No checkpoints. No mercy.

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01 The Climb

Somewhere above you there is a finish line.

Between you and it: narrow planks, steep ramps, the insides of enormous pipes — and up to seven friends who are all trying to get there first.

  • 0players in one lobby
  • 99checkpoints. Seriously.
  • 0mountain to conquer
  • 0languages supported
01

Cars that behave like cars

Weight shifts when you brake. The back end steps out if you're greedy on the throttle. Too little momentum and you slide back down. Too much and you sail clean over the platform.

02

Eight players. No safe distance.

Every car is a solid object. Park across a gap and become the bridge. Line up behind a friend and push them over a ledge no single car can clear.

03

Fall and you start again. All of it.

No checkpoints. No respawn halfway up. Drop off the top and you're back on the first hill you cleared an hour ago. Every meter matters.

04

A course designed to spit you off

Planks barely wider than your axles. Pipes that bounce you wall to wall. Tilting platforms, swinging obstacles and drops you can't see the bottom of.

05

Stuck upside down? Call for help.

A friend lines up and shunts you free — or you reset and climb the whole thing again. Four players abandoning their runs to rescue one is peak co-op.

06

Easy to start. Hard to finish.

Invite your Steam friends, pick a color, drop into the lobby. About a minute from launch to chaos. Very loud either way.

02 Same controls

Will you help — or ruin?

Cars climbing a ramp together
Cars crashing on a staircase
  • Park across the gap. Become the bridge.
  • Push a friend over the ledge no car can clear alone.
  • Shunt the stuck one free. Again.
  • Wait until they're one wheel from the summit.
  • Tap. Their. Bumper.
  • Watch an hour of climbing go straight down.

Helping and ruining use the same controls. Nobody in the lobby ever forgets which one you chose.

04 Early Access

Built with the people who play it

The core climb is done and fully playable. For the next year, your feedback decides what gets built.

  1. Oct 26, 2026

    Early Access launch

    Lobbies for up to 8, car colors, the full climb to the finish, Steam achievements, leaderboards and cloud saves.

  2. ~12 months

    Shaped on Discord & Steam

    Bug fixes, balancing and new features — planned directly from community feedback.

  3. Full release

    Bigger mountain

    New maps, more cars and new game modes.

Get in early. The price stays the same for all of Early Access and goes up slightly at full release.

05 FAQ

Before you start the engine

When does it come out?

Drive UP: Together launches in Steam Early Access on October 26, 2026. Wishlist it and Steam will ping you the moment it unlocks.

How many people can play together?

From 1 to 8 players in online co-op. Invite friends straight from your Steam friends list.

Which platforms?

Windows PC via Steam. On your phone right now? Wishlist it here and play on PC.

Is there a demo?

Yes — a free demo is on Steam. Download it here.

Are there really no checkpoints?

Really. Fall off and you start from the bottom. It's cruel, and it's why a run that ends fifty meters from the top becomes a story your group tells for weeks.

Controller support?

Partial controller support is available. Keyboard works great too.

Which languages?

30 languages, including English, Türkçe, Deutsch, Français, Español, Português, Русский, 日本語, 한국어 and 简体中文.

Join the convoy

Find a crew, report bugs, vote on what we build next.

Launch alerts & patch notes

One email when we launch, then only the big updates. No spam.

Summit reached · 1200m

You made it to the top.
Your friends won't.

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