One of our game modes, the Skatepark, is designed specifically with that in mind. We value positive sportsmanship and friendly competition, so we want both beginners and pros to have an exciting experience. Just like in real life sports, playing, practicing, and strategizing with your teammates will help you discover your unique style and set you on your path to becoming an Elite Champion! At the same time, we designed Roller Champions to be super rewarding once you start mastering the moves. Juliana Goriounov, Game Designer: Roller Champions was designed to be very approachable, hence it was important for us to deliver an experience that lets players feel empowered and have fun right from their very first moments of playing the game. What were some key elements that you focused on so that beginners as well as pros can enjoy the game together? Slickdeals: In terms of gameplay, Roller Champions is easy to pick up, and I imagine difficult to master. You’ll earn fans and wheels (in-game currency), which you can use to unlock a variety of cosmetic gear and victory poses to make your character an expression of yourself. Of course, character customization, unlocking emotes and accessing new arenas are a large component of the fun too. And that’s the beauty of the game - there’s no right or wrong way to play it, and no match is ever the same as the one before it. Speed and momentum are your friend, and I’ve had matches end as quickly as 15 seconds - skate 3 laps and score a goal - but have also battled it out to the end with a low final score because everyone was so good at defense.Īnd as players get more familiar with the gameplay mechanics, I can definitely see some pros rising out of the ranks, utilizing techniques we’ve never even thought about.
Everyone has the same abilities so the opportunities to “sway the tides of battle” are equal for every player, making for some epic moments as we all scramble for the ball. I’ve been enjoying my matches in Roller Champions because overall it’s an easy game to pick up.
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