Originally starting as a demo for Wildlands, Ubisoft’s Annecy studio has been working on Steep for two and a half years. The production on Steep came out of the open world development for Ghost Recon: Wildlands. Being touted as the “first open world game that links open world and sports,” Ubisoft is excited for Steep both for its multiplayer potential and the way it takes advantage of the franchise’s new tech.

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