Roller Champions, Ubisoft’s fast-paced and action-packed roller derby game, appears to be coming to an end as the player count on Steam has slumped to just 87 players. The game, which was released in May 2022, promised to bring a fresh and exciting take on the sport of roller derby with its unique blend of speed, agility, and teamwork. However, it seems that the game has failed to capture the attention of players, resulting in a low player count. This is compounded with the game being a Free to Play title.
When the game was first released, it received mixed reviews from players and critics alike, with many praising its fast-paced and high-energy gameplay but criticizing the lack of content in the game. However, as time went on, the game’s player count began to decline, and it seems that the game has failed to maintain its player base.
The game’s low player count should be a significant concern for Ubisoft, as it suggests that the game has failed to capture the attention of players and maintain their interest. It is unclear what has led to this low player count, but it is likely that a combination of factors, including a lack of real meaningful content updates and a lack of marketing, has contributed to the game’s downfall.
Additionally, it has been reported that Ubisoft is currently undergoing a cost-cutting exercise and has recently canceled a number of games in development. This could be a sign that Roller Champions, which has failed to perform as expected, could be next on the chopping block.
Despite the game’s struggles, Ubisoft has not yet announced any plans to discontinue Roller Champions. However, with such a low player count, it is hard to see how the game can survive in the long term. It remains to be seen if Ubisoft will take any steps to revitalize the game, but for now, it seems that Roller Champions is heading toward its end.