One of my favorite Fine Art posts for the yr was our showcase for OlliOlli World, so it’s an enormous pleasure that we’re in a position to be taking a look at artwork from Roll7’s newest sport (Rollerdrome, which is out this week) so quickly.

We’ve seemed on the sport a couple of occasions on the positioning already; it’s mainly a deathmatch shooter, which mixes skating methods with third-person gunplay. And the place OlliOlli World was an lovable cartoon journey that appears prefer it ought to have its personal animated collection, Rollerdrome’s cel-shaded aesthetic appears to be like like a comic book from the Nineteen Eighties met a gory sci-fi film from the Seventies. And I imply all of that in the easiest way doable.

I ought to observe right here that whereas Rollerdrome is from the identical studio as OlliOlliWorld—Roll7—these are literally totally different artists. Everything you’re seeing under is the work of Kim Hu and Grégoire Frot, and also you’ll additionally discover hyperlinks to each their portfolios of their names under:

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Rollerdrome is an indie rollerskating homicide sport from the OlliOlli crew out on Playstation 4, 5, and Steam beginning August 16. Rollerdrome is a single-player third-person shooter that sends you rolling towards your destiny on bulletproof white skates. Rollerdrome is a shaken can of soda, exploding with coloration and power, and I used to be in a position to preview it to ship you scorching gossip on what to anticipate and the best way to play.