#Roller champions devs full#

Honestly good luck trying to find a game if you're playing in the OCE regions, matchmaking can take up to 8+ mins to find games, no matter what your party size is. In the year 2022 the phrase 'undercooked game' is used way too much and this is no exception. How has this game been launched with blaring issues and I literally created an account to review this, that's how frustrated I am. I literally created an account to review this, that's how frustrated I am. What you get when you play the release version of Roller Champions is not worth the 4+ years this game has been in development, and I don't expect it to be profitable anytime soon considering the amount of cash it must have costed, which is probably north of 25M USD in salaries alone, (quick back-of-the-envelop math.) that's gonna be a lot of Roller Passes and customization items. Project management perspective : this looks like a failure to direct what looks like a talented team towards a clear goal, because the game it itself looks good, has a nice sound track, but shows a clear lack of direction. Conclusion: Game design perspective : this is to me a very nice idea that the design team failed to refine into something that meets its niche. I watched big streamers like Sips cancelling their stream (probably sponsored by Ubisoft by the way) because they just got tired trying to navigate the connectivity issues and crashes. It's expected to see F2P launches crash servers and whatnot, but this game ain't no WoW nor a highly anticipated game like Elden Ring. The launch has been a mess, and I think they lost a lot of potential players my delivering a subpar experience. I had fun playing throughout the various betas, and the final release, but even if I considered myself a big fan of the game, I got bored very quickly, it's like playing the same thing over again.

#Roller champions devs full#

The Free to Play market is full of options, and I have to say the offering is quite limited with Roller Champions.

I remember the hype at that time, and I feel they missed the opportunity to limit development costs and start small, see what happens, and build a community and a better game for that crowd.

Instead of waiting so long to release it, they should probably have released it a year or so after the announcement at E3, like they originally planned. This game has been in development for ages. Instead of waiting so long to release it, they should probably have released it a year or so after the I've been following the game since its first appearance at E3, and I have to say the game didn't change much, same game pretty much, more cosmetic options, a $ shop / pay pass, and what seem to be the same matchmaking issues and crashes.

I've been following the game since its first appearance at E3, and I have to say the game didn't change much, same game pretty much, more cosmetic options, a $ shop / pay pass, and what seem to be the same matchmaking issues and crashes.