
Deep snow snowmobiling with real physics. Ride licensed sleds from Lynx, Polaris, and Ski-Doo across massive open backcountry maps. Find your own lines, climb steep mountains, ride with friends online, and chase the perfect run in untouched powder.
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Ride deep powder the way real snowmobilers do.
Sledders is a physics-driven snowmobile simulator built for backcountry riding. There are no tracks, no checkpoints, or routes. The mountain is open world. Your line is yours to find.
Climb steep mountains, sidehill across hills and drop into untouched bowls. Every tap to throttle, lean, and countersteer matters.
Some lines feel impossible in the beginning. Some climbs take tens of attempts before you finally make it to the top.
Massive open maps inspired by real northern riding areas give you the space to explore and discover new routes. It can take a long time just to cross one area, and the best spots are rarely obvious.
Choose a licensed sled from Lynx, Polaris, or Ski-Doo and head into the backcountry.
Ride solo or join others online. Proximity voice chat make it feel like riding together in the mountains. Call out lines, help spot climbs, or just watch your friend try to survive a sketchy sidehill.
Record your best runs with replay mode and chase your friends with drone.
Sledders have mod support and community-made content. You can download custom wraps and maps from inside the game.
Key Features
• Physics-based deep snow riding
• Huge open backcountry maps to explore
• Licensed sleds from Lynx, Polaris, and Ski-Doo
• Multiplayer with dedicated servers
• Proximity voice chat
• Replay system with ghost rides
• Integrated mod support for custom maps and wraps
• Freeride gameplay
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Updates
Build ids and update times come straight from Steam's PICS — the same source SteamDB reads. Patch history grows as we record new builds.
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 54 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 54 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
I was interested in this one. Sadly, it's one of those sandbox-type games where you load into a map and then you're supposed to create your own fun. I really hate that. I get freeriding is about flowing and going at your own pace, but after a few minutes of roaming around in a sandbox type game, without objectives, routes, races, POI's - then that's really all there is to it. I would gladly change my review and hope that I am wrong if / when they add career mode, objectives, and coop.
Ride a sled in a snow map! That's it. That's the whole game. That they are requesting 30 dollars for. There's no races, there's no objectives, there's not even any music.
Some map, some snowmobile, and then that's it, nothing more, do whatever you want. I don't know it feels kind of a little for me
I don't get it...maybe you have to be a real-life sledder or something. I'm just glad it was "free"
Todo mês o Humble Choice têm algum jogo que não é pra mim, e tudo bem: https://youtu.be/r6Of4HR2maY Mas o caso de Sledders pra mim já vai para um lado mais extremo, ele é um jogo obviamente de snowmobiling (motoneve), mas com duas grandes questões: os controles são tediosamente realistas (você vai atolar toda hora) e o jogo é literalmente só um sandbox, não têm objetivo nenhum, nem uma corrida, saltos fixo para você fazer, nada. Basicamente o jogo quer que você crie sua própria diversão - isso depois de aprender os controles. No fim eu acho que esse jogo só vai interessar os jogadores mais entusiastas do esporte, porque pra alguém mais comum algo sem objetivo e ainda complicado de jogar não têm apelo. O jogo é bonito e não encontrei bugs, mas a grande questão é que não têm sistemas quase no jogo pra gerar bugs em primeiro lugar.
garbage physics
Not worth 30 bucks glad this was in the humble bundle. Played 14 min dont think Ill ever play again. Nothing to do. Might be your cup of tea but Id rather go play Steep or Descenders something like that.
Erhalten von Humble Choice Das ist kein Spiel. Es gibt nichts zu tun. Es steuert sich wie Arsch. So nen Dreck hatt man vor 20 Jahren auf ner Screenfun Heft CD bekommen. Ich hab ja noch nicht mal wirklich was dafür bezahlt und will mein Geld trotzdem zurück.
They forgot to put in the game part of this game.
Great game! Wish there was a bit of a story mode of exploring or rescuing a lost person or items out on the mountains. But the physics and engine audio are top notch. I turned off all HUD and switched to first person, it is an amazing experience! Keep up the good work
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Engagement
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