Rollerdrome
2022 video game
Rollerdrome is an action video game developed by Roll7 and originally published by Private Division. It was released for Windows, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on August 16, 2022, and for Xbox Series X/S on November 28, 2023. The game mixes roller skating with third-person shooting.
Gameplay
Players assume control of Kara Hassan, a participant in a deadly sport named "Rollerdrome" in which contestants must perform roller-skating tricks while fighting against enemies using firearms. As a third-person shooter, ammunition is refilled by performing various roller-skating tricks, while health is restored by acquiring health pick-ups from defeated enemies. Players skate throughout various stages while dodging incoming attacks, and using a bullet time function to aim weaponry. As players complete levels, they will gradually unlock more powerful weapons such as grenade launchers and shotguns, though they will have to face more challenging enemies as the game progresses. Each stage also has optional challenges, which prompt players to perform feats such as eliminating enemies while performing certain tricks.
Development
Rollerdrome was developed by Roll7, the company behind the OlliOlli series. The game was initially a side project of solo game designer Paul Rabbitte.
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