With PS Plus Premium you can try Rollerdrome and it’s worth it

Rollerdome mixes 80s aesthetics with roller skating tricks and shooting – what more could you ask for?

The wait is over: Rollerdrome is here and available to play now on PS4, PS5 and PC. Which you should too, because not only is the game really unique, but it’s obviously pretty well done. Above all, it’s cool: After all, we’re shooting down opponents on roller skates in slow motion while we’re doing stylish tricks. You can now see for yourself how much fun it is if you have PS Plus Premium. As one of the game trials, Rollerdrome can be tested free of charge for one hour with a subscription.

Rollerdrome is here, extremely stylish and available to try with PS Plus Premium

PS Plus Game Trials: Even before the release, there were some indications that Rollerdrome could get a PS Plus release. It doesn’t take place as a bonus title, but in the form of a PS Plus Premium Game Trial. In other words, if you have a premium subscription, you can simply try out Rollerdrome for an hour without having to pay extra. A possibility that you should urgently make use of.

What is Rollerdrome? In Rollerdrome, skate tricks become à la Tony Hawk combined with raw gun violence, slow motion action and a unique look. The whole thing also gets a good portion of retro-futuristic 80s style and the wild mix of shooter, skate game and pure coolness is complete.

Here you can get the new one Rollerdrome launch trailer look at:

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Rollerdrome – Cinematic Launch Trailer shows stylish skate shooter in anime guise

Rollerdrome is well received: Not only with us the look and the gameplay of Rollerdrome immediately pushes exactly the right buttons. The shooter on roller skates is also a source of enthusiasm for many other new fans. Rollerdrome is on Metacritic currently with a metascore of 80 or 79.

Usually praisedhow much fun Rollerdrome is. Especially the movement and the shooter action just feels really good. Once the mechanics mesh and the flow kicks in, there’s practically no stopping it. Besides, there is nothing else that compares.

That doesn’t matter either, that Rollerdrome itself is relatively short and the story and unlockable tricks or passive abilities are non-existent. Only the lack of multiplayer hurts a bit, otherwise everyone agrees: This game is extremely stylish, super cool and plays great.

Being able to convince yourself of this more or less free of charge is actually a no-brainer. If you have a PS Plus Premium subscription anyway, you really can’t go wrong with the trial lesson.

What do you think of Rollerdrome? Did you already try it?