Over The Hill Is Already At Its Lowest Price, So Join Me By Taking The Scenic Route

Driving in a crowded town, with frequent stopping and starting as you wait for the hustle and bustle of daily life to fade, is, quite frankly, dull. I don’t mind blaring my music and singing out of tune to Zac Efron’s "Bet On It" as much as the next guy, but the reality is simple: Normal driving is boring. However, take away the road and head for the wilderness, and things get more interesting. That’s exactly what Over the Hill asks you to do. While most of the “friendslop” games around right now (which I think is just a silly subgenre name for some of the best co-op games, but I digress) focus on horror experiences or absurd worlds, Over the Hill is fittingly distinct in its normality. You and your friends drive cars through a stylized wilderness, heading off the tarmac and into scenic landscapes while helping each other overcome the obstacles in your way. Thunderstorms roll across the sky, bringing treacherous weather to your journey, before the storm clouds lift to reveal blue skies and a gentle sunset. Thick mud makes it difficult to get your car moving, but a handy winch lets your friends pull you out of the sludge and back on your way. Along the journey, you can also look fo…

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