Over the Hill VR Mod · PCVR

over the hill vr

Mod by segadreamcat

PlatformPCVR (PC)
ControlsFull Motion
StatusExperimental
CostFree
Game FilesEasy ✓
UFVR Grade:B81/100
How it adds up
  • Status: 18/35 (Experimental)
  • VR controls: 25/25 (Full Motion)
  • Review videos: 8/10 (4 review videos)
  • Install help: 15/15 (official install guide linked)
  • Recent release: 15/15 (last release Oct 25, 2026)

Over the Hill is Funselektor Labs' 2026 off-road driving game about exploring mountain trails. This free mod drives it in PC VR from a modeled cockpit with motion-controller steering.

Official page: github.com ↗

Controls Hold the grips like a steering wheel and turn your hands to steer, with triggers for gas and brake; a gamepad or wheel also works.

Initial release:

Fix this listing

What you need

Own the Windows Steam version of Over the Hill

Supply your own legally owned copy; UnflatVR never hosts or links game files.

Install summary: Extract the mod beside the game exe, add a launch option and start the game from Steam with SteamVR running.

Moddy

Moddy saysMake sure to read the Official Instructions.
New to PCVR mods? Read the UnflatVR PCVR How-To & Runtime Guide →

Notes

PC VR mod built on MelonLoader with a modeled cockpit for the Protector (other vehicles use the hood view), mirrors, a dashboard and seat adjustment. Steer by gripping an invisible wheel with Quest controllers, or use an Xbox controller or a Logitech G29 with force feedback. F8 toggles VR and F6 recenters. No game files included.

Videos

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  • segadreamcatover the hill vr2026-10-24
  • segadreamcatOver The Hill VR mod gameplay2026-10-22
  • NotAGameAddictover the hill VR + Logitech G29 Performance / New VR Mod with Cockpit View / Quest 3 + RTX 4080 S2026-10-24
  • segadreamcatPlaying Over The Hill in VR until I crash.2026-10-25

Videos are by their creators and embedded via youtube-nocookie.com.

Change history

  • Latest Version: “v1.2” → “v1.9”; Release Date (CT): “2026-10-24” → “2026-10-25”
  • New entry added
  • First listed on UFVR