Rollout Inline is an aggressive inline skating game built by a solo developer who skates. The store page states the goal plainly: to scratch the itch for players who have been craving a new, modern and intuitive inline skating game. It debuted on the Steam 250 week chart the day it launched.

Steam 250 week chart: new entry at #12, score 7.64 from 114 reviews, released 15 September 2026. Chart position via Steam 250 week top 50.

Key features

A genre with no incumbent

Aggressive inline has had essentially no new releases for two decades, so Rollout Inline is not competing for attention inside a crowded genre — it is the only current option. That is the rarest advantage an indie can have, and it explains a 114-review debut for a sports game from an unknown studio.

Built by someone who does the sport

Extreme-sports games live or die on whether a trick feels like the real motion. A developer who skates is checking the feel against memory rather than against reference video, which is usually the difference between a trick system that reads as weightless and one that reads as committed.

Full controller support at launch

The Steam listing confirms full controller support including DualShock and DualSense. For a trick game built on analogue stick input, that is not a convenience feature, it is the control scheme.

The honest caveat

English is the only supported language, the game is single-player with no multiplayer listed, and at $18.99 with no launch discount it is the most expensive of this week’s new chart debuts relative to its review count. Solo-developed sports games also tend to ship with a thin content list and grow it later.

Where to find it

Rollout Inline is on Steam at $18.99 from developer and publisher MLMEDIA. Steam store page.