Ubisoft’s multiplayer title will allow testing its servers in the coming weeks both on PC and on PS4 and Xbox One. All the details.
Ubisoft has confirmed the celebration of a closed beta of Roller Champions for this coming month of February. The company, in its intention to expand its range of works in the F2P multiplayer world, will allow to test its new bet on skates with a closed beta for PS4, Xbox One and PC. After the alpha, it is time to learn more about the game in a phase close to its final version.
Roller Champions: beta date and how to register on time
One of the peculiarities of this closed beta of Roller Champions is that it is exclusive for Europe. Only the old continent can access the registration and participation of this free playable trial version; presumably for reasons related to online servers. It will be held from February 17 at 18:00 (CET) until next March 1 at 22:00 (CET).
Likewise, it should be noted that the pairings will be crossed between platforms (cross-play), while the progress will not be carried over to the final version, whose release date in the confirmed systems is yet to be determined. What we will get if we participate in the Roller Champions beta are rewards, so if we play we will have an exclusive incentive in the full version.
To sign up for the Roller Champions closed beta for Europe, just click on this link, choose the platform where you want to play and follow the steps. If you have already registered, from that same portal you can check the status of your attempt to participate or redeem a code, if you have one.
- Countries participating in this beta: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
What content does the Roller Champions closed beta include?
Roller Champions closed beta presents a small preview of the main features of the game. Beyond being able to play quick games in the classic 3 against 3, shortly after its launch the qualifying mode will be enabled, in which your skill will be measured according to your performance on the court.
On the other hand, the Skatepark is presented as a hybrid between a social meeting point and an area where you can experiment with movement and shooting mechanics. There are some mini-games that have not yet transpired, although their main focus is to be able to meet your friends and train without the competitive factor. Custom games will also be available, either to play with other players or against bots.
In case you want to delve into character customization, the Roller Pass will be enabled (at least in free format), a progression by levels that will reward you with wheels or other cosmetic items. Those wheels are the digital currency of Roller Champions; you can exchange them for the visual elements available in the ingame store. Simply by playing you will climb as you would in other titles with the same system. New sponsors will be included that will increase our fan percentage (popularity) and wheels.
Roller Champions will be a free to play competitive multiplayer free video game. Its release date is not confirmed, but it will be coming soon to PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch.
