Ubisoft has denied claims it’s planning to cancel Roller Champions, saying it “fully supports” the recently launched free-to-play sports game
“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.”
To that end, Ubisoft is extending the length of the game’s current season, Disco Fever, for two main reasons. The first is to release a patch that includes cross-invites so it can “deliver on the game’s promise of being a resolutely social experience”.Notice:The statement added: “As far as content is concerned, we can tell you that we’ve got exciting stuff planned for the next seasons.
“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.” In its quarterly financial results published last week, Ubisoft said Roller Champions was performing better than
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