ROLLA

Enemies are pre-firing - shooting through buildings, from off-screen - and hitting their mark every single time. Some random bum with an assault rifle can force a restart just because you happen to be moving straight toward him. For some godforsaken reason, his DPS is higher than that of a tank. Seriously, think about it: if you’ve got a creature made of flesh that’s at least the size of a car, a pistol or an assault rifle shouldn’t be able to deal any significant damage to it. The bullets would just get stuck inside. Strafing is impossible - when you’re that big, you simply can’t dodge. The grab mechanic works only when it feels like it. And somehow, the tanks have acquired homing missiles. I wanted to complete all the achievements and actually enjoy the game, but I guess it just wasn’t meant to be. Three days since release, three updates, and the only useful change was adding power-ups to "Endless Winter". But even that doesn’t help, because apparently, in Soviet Russia, every single person carries a weapon... one with a higher DPS than a Gundam-style robot. Too difficult and unfair to the player to be enjoyable

Less than an hour in and I already know that I'm going to love this game. ROLLA effectively fuses the gameplay experiences of two of my favourite games: MANIAC and CARRION. The result is a layer cake of gritty carnage, destruction, and pure fun-inducing mayhem. There's something deeply satisfying about a game that understands the appeal of letting loose and wreaking absolute havoc, and ROLLA wastes little time getting down to business. The VHS-inspired visual presentation is another major selling point. That grainy, gritty filter gives the entire experience a grimy, lo-fi aesthetic that pairs nicely with the creature-feature cassettes unearthed from the depths of a Blockbusters' horror section (specifically, "The Blob" in its many incarnations). Complementing the visuals is a simple but effective musical score that understands its assignment: it doesn't need to be particularly elaborate or overpowering it merely needs to add oxygen to the adrenaline-fueled fire that is the extremely addicting and manic gameplay loop. 360 degrees of control to smoosh, run over, consume, and grow one's biomass as the fleeing humans do their damnedest to stop you from existing. Thankfully living u…

Do you like when number go up? Do you like when number go up more than last time? This is a perfect strange combination of Katamari, Rampage, and THPS in a B horror movie aesthetic. Just buy it. It's super affordable

Funny a game on rah la Missouri! Or is it roll a for game pronunciation? LOL Either or good casual game and works fine on deck

I’m obsessed

Really solid game, a bit janky but assuming most issues will be patched as game is so new. The Jungle warfare level is quite broken for me with enemies flashing in and out of the screen and the game locking me in place for attacks but aside from this Rolla is a great arcade style game and I wish these devs all the best! Also a really good price for what you get. Works on steam deck