Above The Snow hits Steam on April 23
Above The Desk’s upcoming tycoon game Above The Snow will launch in a few weeks.
Revealed today, the game is slated for an April 23 release on Steam. An official release date trailer can be seen below.
A synopsis for Above The Snow reads:
Above The Snow is a cozy, story-driven tycoon set in the ruthless beauty of the 1960s Alps. Build and customize your dream mountain lodge in striking mid-century modern style, then step outside and take control of the mountain itself. Plan dangerous trails, manage gear, read shifting weather, and rescue stranded alpinists while catering to a diverse cast of guests, each with their own demands, personalities, and breaking points. Every choice shapes your crew, your reputation, and who makes it off the mountain. With 20+ hours of narrative, dynamic systems, and authentic Alpine vehicles, the pressure never stops. Fame grows, competition tightens, and storms loom closer with every passing day. Whether you thrive under pressure or switch to Creative Mode to build without limits, Above The Snow invites you to build, manage, and thrive in the coldest winter of your life.
Michał Wasiak, Founder and Studio Director at Above The Desk said this about the game:
“Above The Snow is a unique mix of quasi-cozy hot cocoa-sipping relaxing resort simulator with frosty survival management strategy where you must make high-stakes life or death decisions. There’s plenty of interpersonal drama in this tale of friendship and business management, and we want players to feel fully immersed in our true-to-life rendition of the 1960s Alps, complete with real world furniture and outerwear from brands like Cortazu, Fjordfiesta, and Heywood-Wakefield. We can’t wait to take you to our virtual summit above the snow!”
A demo for Above The Snow is available on Steam right now here.
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