On a Roll

Hey Dutch bro. Thanks for making efforts to make an agressive inline game, lord knows we need one desperately since ~2010. That said, playing Aggressive Inline on PS2 emulator is still unfortunately better than this "application" of yours. I've supported a few skating games on Steam (esp Unity made) and this one is closest to my heart and has nostalgia going for it. However all of them are infinitely more professional and dedicated to their respective community be it ingame or IRL. Ultimately I cannot recommend and will be refunding for reasons I'll state below. You can have the money back (full price too) if you can fix most of these glaring issues: - Game ultimately isn't fun and rewardng, I can't sesh a spot and lose myself in the flow state. Biggest refund reason. - Graphics look bad for a Unity game, it feels like a 2014 console port. Abysmal. - Drops framerate often, slow loading screens - Sound design is so basic and repetitive, unpolished l(ike basically every aspect of this game at the moment) - Early access watermark on the screen at all times, like why - Doesn't feel cool doing any tricks, core physics aren't immersive,. My guy looks like a ballet dancer for the most part. Add skating styles something more aggressive and with a wider stance - has no baggy clothes to represent the golden age of inline back in the early 2000s, big minus for me + Grinds are the coolest looking out of any animations. + Tutorial in a Skate 3 fashion, explains most the commands you can do with your skater. Obviously broken at parts + Has 8 modded maps some from Skater XL, others original I think. + Can change the model textures with UABE Wish you the best and this game stay on my radar indefinitely. Good luck!