Roller Champions is alive and well, according to a recent Twitter post from Ubisoft Montreal. A rumor from last weekend said that Ubisoft was planning to stop supporting Roller Champions after its third season, but it seems those rumors aren’t true."Let’s clear it out of the way first, Roller Champions isn’t getting canceled, and Ubisoft fully supports it," reads today’s from the Roller Champions dev team. "What the Roller Champions dev team is doing is making sure we focus on what our players have told us needs improvement, and that supersedes all other priorities."The post did adm🏅it that the first season, Di💧sco Fever, is being extended so that the team could fix several bugs and push an update that includes cross-platform invites, fulfilling the promise of crossplay that Roller Champions made at launch. After that, more seasons are being planned.
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Industry insider Jeff Grubb said during a recent Xbox Era podcast that 𒐪Ubisoft planned to end support of Roller Champions after its third season, citing a source within the French publisher. Seasons last two months in Roller Cha🌜mpions, giving the cyberpunk roller derby game a lifespan of just six month⛎s.
Rollerღ Champions launched in May and has struggled to find an audience. Although reviews were largely positive, we noted only 100 people were watching Roller Champions as of Sunday. Roller Champions is available on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC via the Epic Games Store or Ubisoft Connect.
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