Hopefully, answers to those questions will arrive not long from now as well. Of course, there’s still a lot of questions that this statement doesn’t quite clear up, and players are still going to be left wondering how long it’ll be before the next season arrives, what the scope of future seasons will be, or how long Ubisoft plans to keep supporting the game. “We strongly believe, however, that before we release new content, we’ve got to do right by our players, hence why we are taking the time needed before we do.”
“As far as content is concerned, we can tell you that we’ve got exciting stuff planned for the next seasons,” the statement adds.
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That will include an upcoming patch that’ll add a cross-invites feature to the game, as well as subsequent patches to work on other issues. The development team says it wants to take time and focus on addressing feedback from players first before it pushes out any new content as part of new seasons. That said, the ongoing first season of the multiplayer title, Disco Fever, is being extended. “ Roller Champions isn’t getting cancelled, and Ubisoft fully supports it,” the developer writes. Taking recently to Twitter, the development team of Roller Champions issued a statement addressing the aforementioned reports. However, that might not be the case after all- or at least that’s what Ubisoft is saying. Ubisoft as a company has had several messes of its own making to deal with of late, so many haven’t been surprised at reports claiming that yet another Ubisoft live service title is going to die an early death. It seems that due to a lack of popularity and a lack of community interaction with the game and not much traction on streaming platforms, Ubisoft has decided to axe the game.Roller Champions finally launched this May after multiple delays, years on from its original reveal, but reports over the last day or so have stated that the game is already on its last legs, with Ubisoft planning on ending support for it after its third season is out. Currently, no more than 100 people watch streamers stream the game on Twitch. The game, according to the recent financial call made by Ubisoft, is tracking better and making better progress in contrast to their now canceled battle royale, Hyper Scape.īut this hasn’t really translated well practically in terms of popularity for the game. To be fair, the game has received three seasons’ worth of content updates ever since its launch in May of 2022. The game was released as a free-to-play title in the hopes of developing a new online e-sports division by Ubisoft Montreal. Roller Champions was officially announced sometime back in 2019 and was officially launched in May 2022.
It’s sad to say that Ubisoft is going through with its decision and hoping to cancel Roller Champions. But it’s been nearly 3 months since Roller Champions was officially launched with the 3rd season of competitive gameplay in progress right now. In an interview on the Xbox Era Podcast, Giant Bomb’s journalist Jeff Grub made claims that unfortunately, Roller Champions is going to go out of commission after the 3rd season.
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