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- Aug 16, 202290% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Rollerdrome Review - IGN
I wouldn’t expect roller skating and third-person shooting to be a chocolate and peanut butter situation, but Rollerdrome proves it can be just that. By essentially inventing a new single-player sport, OlliOlli World developer Roll7 has found enough ways to make both sides of this unique coin shine without getting overwhelming. Wrap that package in an intriguing world with more going on beyond the sport than you might expect, and I’ve found myself lost in match after match of skate-shooting mayhem.
- IGN reviews Rollerdrome, Roll7's roller-skating third-person shooter, on PS5 (Jonathon Dornbush)[1]
- Released August 16, 2022 on Windows, PS4 and PS5, with Xbox Series X/S following November 28, 2023; announced June 2, 2022 at Sony's State of Play[2][3]
- Launch pricing: $19.79 introductory on Steam and for PlayStation Plus members, $29.99 standard, with a trial for PlayStation Plus Premium at launch[3]
- Reception: IGN 9/10, Metacritic PS5 79/100[2]
Notable features
- Rollerdrome is a single-player action game from Roll7, originally published by Private Division, that mixes roller skating with third-person shooting; it was built in Unity[2]
- Set in 2030, the player is Kara Hassan in a dystopian bloodsport; skating and shooting happen simultaneously, tricks refill ammo and kills raise a score multiplier[1][2]
- Players dodge incoming fire while skating, use a bullet-time function to aim, pick up health from defeated enemies and unlock weapons such as grenade launchers and shotguns; failing a trick does not knock the player over, and each stage has optional challenges[2]
- It has a stylized cel-shaded look, drawing on 1970s films such as Rollerball and The Running Man[2]
- Colorful arenas and an Electric Dragon disco and synth soundtrack; heavy DualSense feedback tired the reviewer's hands[1]
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- [1]90%ign.com/articles/rollerdrome-reviewign.com· Posted Apr 30, 2023· Starts Aug 16, 2022 ✓· 1% of score
Happened as dated, per ign.com: "…g picture of the rather dark reality it takes place in. First-person sections peppered throughout th…"
- [2]88%Rollerdromeen.wikipedia.org· Added Sep 14, 2026· 99% of score
Wikipedia confirms Rollerdrome "was released for Windows, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on August 16, 2022," an exact match to the pin's stored release date.
- [3]85%Rollerdrome pricing and PlayStation Plus Premium trial announcedgematsu.com· Published Jul 12, 2022· 0% of score
Gematsu corroborates the same date, reporting pricing available "when it launches on August 16," matching the pin's stored date and Wikipedia's[2] account.
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