
OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome Skate Back to Steam
May 28, 2025 1:28 PMRoll7's popular skating titles OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome have officially returned to Steam after their removal earlier this year. The games were taken down as part of Take-Two’s closure of developer Roll7 and the Private Division publishing label. Following the acquisition of their publishing rights by 2K, it was confirmed that both titles would eventually be reinstated on the platform. Players can now access OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome on Steam, with critical acclaim praising OlliOlli World as a "thrilling leap forward" for the series and Rollerdrome for its stylish gameplay.
Why did OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome leave Steam?OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome were removed from Steam due to the closure of their developer, Roll7, and the associated Private Division label by Take-Two. However, following the acquisition of the publishing rights by 2K, both games have now made a return to the platform.
OlliOlli World, part of the OlliOlli series, is known for its unique blend of skateboarding mechanics and colorful visuals. It offers players a vibrant world filled with challenging levels while Rollerdrome combines shooter mechanics with a roller-skating aesthetic, creating a distinctive gaming experience that shines in both execution and style. Both games have been lauded for their innovation in the indie gaming space, making them standouts in their genre.

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It’s awesome to see these games skate their way back onto Steam—OlliOlli World’s chill vibes and Rollerdrome’s retro-futuristic flair are too good to stay gone. Always a win when beloved indies get a second chance to shine

Great to see these gems back on Steam—OlliOlli World’s fluid tricks and Rollerdrome’s chaotic style deserve to stay in the spotlight. Corporate shuffles can’t keep a good game down for long