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Overpass

90% positive of 120 Steam reviews

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Released
2019
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam, Amazon

Made by Studio Bean.

About the game

A rhythm adventure from a new perspective. Drive and drift to the beat on a futuristic road trip through the music, where the skyline is always in sync.

Tagged by players

  • Experimental
  • Rhythm
  • Music
  • Fast-Paced
  • Level Editor
  • Alternate History
  • Difficult
  • First-Person
  • FPS
  • Sci-fi
  • Minimalist
  • Colorful

What players say

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What players say

  • Recommended
    I remember being utterly enthralled with the concept of this game, when it came out I played it without blinking for way too long I think. The first time I hit the beat on a shooting star I felt immersed in a way I haven't felt in many games since. 10/10

    3 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    unfortunately i just can't get down with what should be my jam. the music and conceptual idea are/is great, but the game is plagued with segments where you only have a split second to see an arrow that was hidden behind another prop, making this a rhythm game about rote memorization rather than engaging with the rules/environment

    6.3 h played when written. 30 found it helpful.

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