The slice-of-life game features music inspired by 2000s-era pop-punk.
Sony’s State of Play, the Summer Game Fest showcase and the Xbox Games Showcase may well be commanding much of the attention this week. However, there are dozens of other showcases taking place that are highlighting all kinds of games, often under a specific theme. One of those is Black Voices in Gaming, which shone the spotlight on projects from Black developers. A bunch of games caught my eye during the showcase and RollerGirl was one that really stood out to me.
This is a narrative-driven, slice-of-life adventure in which you play as Naomi, a 16-year-old who rollerblades around town in search of odd jobs she can do to earn enough cash to fix her car. She’ll encounter her first crush and get to the bottom of a local mystery too.
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