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Is Survive The Hill worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy asymmetric survival games but prefer solo play over fixed multiplayer teams
- Small groups of 4 or 8 who want a cooperative escape objective rather than a solo campaign
- Action players who want enemy pressure combined with shelter mini-games and explosive-based escapes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed survival pace may find the repeated attacks and escalating enemy strength too hectic
- Those looking for a broad crafting or exploration sandbox may find the focus on shelter tasks, combat, and two escape points narrow
- Players seeking an unpaid game are not a fit because this is a paid Steam release
Our take on Survive The Hill
The defining structure is an escape run built around two exits: survivors must bypass shelter systems, collect dynamite, and demolish the barriers while a killer clown and escalating zombie attacks close in.
What is Survive The Hill?
Survive The Hill is an asymmetrical multiplayer and co-op survival game with solo play, groups of 4 or 8, and scenarios involving AI opponents.
Survivors search shelters for dynamite, first completing a mini-game to disable the system and open each storage area. Unlocking a storage triggers another zombie attack, with the danger escalating through the process. The objective is to reach either of two map exits and destroy their barriers using collected explosives. Players can also seek ways to defeat the killer clown, whose abilities evolve during play. When the killer clown dies or eliminates a survivor, the clown gains increasing defense and damage. The game includes additional weapons, ammunition storage, and a dismembered zombie type.
How Survive The Hill plays
- 01Two exit routes
- Survivors must breach barriers at either of two escape points on the map.
- 02Shelter mini-games
- A system-bypassing mini-game is required before dynamite storage can be opened.
- 03Escalating attacks
- Each newly opened storage triggers another zombie assault, increasing the surrounding chaos.
- 04Evolving killer clown
- The killer gains progressively stronger defense and damage after dying or killing a survivor.
- 05Solo and group play
- Play options include solo sessions, 4-player groups, 8-player groups, and AI-versus scenarios.
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Survive The Hill: platforms & release
Is Survive The Hill worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy asymmetric survival games but prefer solo play over fixed multiplayer teams. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed survival pace may find the repeated attacks and escalating enemy strength too hectic.
Where can I download Survive The Hill?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Survive The Hill's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Survive The Hill on?
Windows only.
