Roller champions after months without updates for PS5 and Xbox Series X

After more than a year since the Closed Beta of the game in February 2021 and quite a quiet about its development since then, scooter champions for PS5, Xbox Series X | S, PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch was evaluated.

Recently evaluated by ESRB, this seems to indicate that scooter champions appears in the shade after some time. The official Twitter account for the game was maintained fans answers, and said the game was due in fiscal year 2021-2022. But there were no significant updates from the developer Ubisoft Montreal for around 12 months. Roller Champions was made publicly playable both publicly and privately a few times and is a multiplayer scooter derby game with a twist. Players try to play a ball over a train and achieve a gate by throwing the ball into a ring on the side of the playing field, while the opposing team tries the same.

Answers to the early gameplay tests were positive it was delayed and postponed without ubisoft itself given a lot of information about why.

In the UbiSoft's winning call in May 2021, the publisher said he expects the game to be released before the end of the financial year (March 31, 2022). And interestingly, the game was absent with ubisoft's latest winning calling the games published, which will be published after 1 April 2022.

Therefore, with this ESRB rating and the information from the earnings calls, we could see that the game will fall within the next 31 days. The PC Player 24 asked Ubisoft for a comment.

Ubisoft has confirmed its plans to publish the following games between April 2022 and April 2023:

• Avatar: Limits of Pandora
• Mario + Rabbids: sparks of hope
• skull bones

• "more exciting games"

• Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) 17. February 2022

Where could ubisoft decide to show the game? Well, it could have his own event or just a surprise start. But it circulates rumors that Sony plans a big blowout show in March 2022 so we can see you there. Anyway, we keep you up to date if we hear more of Ubisoft.