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Ever since its announcement, it was clear how Roller Champions was Ubisoft's answer to the immensely popular Rocket League. The game by the European publisher, just like the hit made by Psyonix, features a futuristic take on sports, colorful arenas, and an experience that could, at least on paper, rival with some other eSports titles. In its current state, however, Roller Champions doesn't have a whole lot of chances of becoming the next big multiplayer sensation: the experience is simply not deep enough to hold interest for long.

I had the chance to try out Roller Champions at the E3 2019, and the short hands-on time I had did leave me entertained. The easy to pick up and play nature of the game was definitely the highlight, and I was not too concerned with the evident lack of depth and the chaos that often erupted during my matches, as the game had just been announced and it was clear that it wouldn't be released for quite some time. Unfortunately, the game hasn't changed a whole lot since the original showing: the core gameplay mechanics are pretty much identical. And this is not a very good sign.