It’s been a long time since it was originally announced in 2019 and Roller Champions has had to be postponed multiple times. But now there is light at the end of the tunnel very quickly: The release is approaching!
Tonight Ubisoft nailed it when it comes to the release date of Roller Champions. After a number of postponements, it should now be ready in the coming week: you should be able to get started on May 25, 2022.
The fast-paced sports game with team PvP mode should then cause a sensation in the free-to-play model on Xbox One, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, PS5 (via backwards compatibility) and PC. A special feature: cross-play between the individual platforms is supported right from the start. At a later date there will also be implementations for Switch, Stadia and Amazon Luna.
Quick refresher on what the title is actually about? Two teams of three compete against each other, try to get the ball into the goal and be the first team to score five points. The trick: the more laps are played in the arena, the more points a team can score, provided that this team is currently in possession of the ball. Whether dashing along the walls of the arena or using various tackling maneuvers, only those who work together as a team can achieve victory.
Winning matches and climbing the leaderboards open doors to increasingly popular stadiums and leagues, all the way up to the elite Champions League. Over time, you can gain fans, discover new maps, and prove yourself in time-limited game modes. In addition to the many unlockable items, exclusive cosmetic rewards can be purchased with the Roller Pass each season.
On the occasion of the announcement of the release date, Ubisoft has also released several new trailers that we don’t want to withhold from you.
To announce the release date there is also plenty of gameplay from the upcoming Roller Champions.
This additional clip gives you a general overview of what to expect in Roller Champions.
The announcement of the Roller Champions release date was accompanied by a cinematic new trailer.
