- Steam pricePrice
- $4.99
- Release
- September 9, 2026
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How co-op works
Online co-op for one to eight players climbing a mountain together, using axes, ropes, pogo sticks, and item drones while managing shared checkpoints and watching for missteps.
About this game
Sunset Summit is a vertical climbing adventure built for groups who want to test their coordination on a mountain face. Up to eight friends can tackle the ascent online, relying on regular checkpoints to keep the team moving together. The climb balances chill pacing with genuine challenge, rewarding careful planning over frantic racing.
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Players equip themselves with axes for gripping holds, ropes for pulling teammates up tricky sections, pogo sticks for bouncing across gaps, and item delivery drones to ferry supplies between climbers. Every tool demands communication, and every foothold matters when one wrong step can send a player tumbling back to the last checkpoint. The mountain itself offers varied terrain that forces the group to experiment with different combinations of gear.
Checkpoints provide breathing room and a chance to regroup, while the summit stands as a shared goal that rewards persistence and teamwork. The climb encourages replay by letting groups refine their routes, try new tool strategies, and bring different numbers of friends along for the ascent.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can climb together in Sunset Summit?
Sunset Summit supports 1-8 players in online co-op. You can tackle the mountain solo or bring up to seven friends along for the climb.
Do we need to communicate a lot to succeed?
Yes, communication is central to the experience. Coordinating tools like ropes, axes, pogo sticks, and item delivery drones requires teamwork, and one wrong step can send someone back to the last checkpoint, so talking through your moves helps everyone stay on track.
Are there checkpoints, or do we restart from the bottom if someone falls?
The game includes regular checkpoints that let your group regroup and continue from there if someone falls. This keeps the climb challenging without forcing you to restart the entire ascent.
Is this a fast-paced racing game or more of a strategic climb?
Sunset Summit leans toward careful, strategic climbing rather than frantic racing. The pacing is described as chill but challenging, rewarding planning and coordination over speed.