Roller Champions is Ubisoft’s big new free-to-play sports game that combines contact sports with rollerskating and racing. It sounds like it shouldn’t work, but it does, and with a good team, Roller Champions could become your new favorite competitive title. If you’re just starting out with Roller Champions, make sure to read through our Roller Champions tips.
Getting a good team together is easier than ever thanks to the fact that this game is free and available across most platforms, with full crossplay, but getting that crossplay set up might be a little complicated, especially on console. For a full explanation, just read through our crossplay breakdown below.
Roller Champions crossplay invite – How to play with friends
Crossplay features in multiplayer games are almost always a little bit more complicated than you’d like, often requiring either an in-game friends list separate from that one you use for your console or launcher. In the case of Roller Champions, if you want to easily invite friends from any platform to your game, you will need to add them on Ubisoft Connect.
PC players just have to use the Ubisoft Connect launcher and add their friends using that launcher. As long as you’re adding people via the launcher, you’ll have a smooth experience.
It’s much more complicated on console. You must link your console account to your Ubisoft Connect account. Once that is complete, the easiest way to add and manage your Ubisoft Connect friends is by using the Ubisoft Connect smartphone app, which is available on both iOS and Android devices. Once logged into the app, you’ll be able to add friends from the menu here.
Each Roller Champions player you wish to play with must either add or accept a friend request first through Ubisoft Connect, making it a necessity for playing with friends online. Luckily this works both for those using the same system as you, and those playing using crossplay. Ubisoft Connect is an awkard hurdle to jump over, but once you’re logged in and have your friends added you should find setting up games to be a smooth process in future.
Written by Dave Aubrey on behalf of GLHF.
