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Welcome to Zeepkist! You race soapboxes down hills!

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GET YOUR BEARINGS

About Zeepkist

Zeepkist is a downhill soapbox racing title that supports 1‑4 players locally and up to 64 racers online. Players speed down extreme courses, aiming for the fastest times while quirky physics add unpredictable twists.

The game includes a level editor that mirrors the developer’s tools, offering over 2,000 blocks, paint, skyboxes and a tree‑gun. Community sharing is handled through Steam Workshop, and the title remains in Early Access with ongoing updates.

01 / THE GUIDE

Adventure Mode

Adventure mode presents a single‑player race‑against‑the‑clock on more than 100 official early‑access levels, each designed to test timing and control on steep descents.

Progress is tracked by personal best times, and completing levels contributes toward the game’s achievement count.

  • Run a few practice laps on a new track before attempting a record.
  • Watch how momentum shifts on different slopes to plan smoother lines.

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Local Multiplayer

Up to four players can compete on the same screen using split‑screen or shared view, racing each other in real time.

Collisions are possible, creating chaotic moments when racers crash into one another.

  • Arrange the split‑screen layout so all racers stay visible.
  • Observe opponents’ lines to anticipate potential crashes.
Zeepkist official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · Steelpan Interactive

03 / THE GUIDE

Online Multiplayer

Online rooms accommodate up to 64 racers, each trying to post the fastest time on a shared track.

Players compete to post the best times, and cosmetic hats and soapboxes are visible to others.

  • Join rooms with similar skill levels for balanced competition.
  • Coordinate races with friends outside the game or simply enjoy racing alongside others.

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Level Editor

The built‑in editor provides the same tools the developers use, including over 2,000 blocks, dynamic physics props and NPC cats.

Creators can paint surfaces, select skyboxes and add foliage with a tree‑gun, then upload tracks to Steam Workshop.

  • Start with a simple layout before adding complex physics props.
  • Test a level repeatedly to ensure the soapbox can finish the course.

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Steam Integration

Zeepkist supports Steam Achievements, Trading Cards, Cloud saves and Remote Play Together, letting friends join a session without owning the game.

Family Sharing enables multiple accounts on the same device to access the title without separate purchases.

  • Enable Cloud sync to keep progress across different PCs.
  • Collect Trading Cards for a visual record of your playtime.

WATCH THE GAME

Zeepkist videos

Official trailers & gameplay

INSIDE THE WORLD

Screenshots & game images

5 official screenshots

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COMMUNITY

Player discussion

    QUICK ANSWERS

    Zeepkist FAQ

    How many players can race together online?

    Online rooms support up to 64 racers competing on the same track at the same time.

    Can I create and share my own tracks?

    Yes, the level editor lets you build tracks and upload them to Steam Workshop for other players to download and race.

    What cosmetic items can I display in multiplayer?

    Hats and soapboxes are unlockable and shown to other participants during both local and online races.

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    SOURCES & CREDITS

    Official resources and further reading

    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.