Rollout Inline Wiki

Plug in a supported controller before launching, as analog sticks are mandatory for movement and jump pop.

Evaluate default stick spins or alternate trigger rotation in the pause menu to match your preferences.

Pull down on the right stick to crouch into a preload stance, then flick up to launch into the air.

The left stick positions your left skate while the right stick controls your right skate during grinds.

The alternate scheme moves body spins to the triggers, leaving the left stick purely for aerial flips.

Tap D-pad down to place a custom practice checkpoint and tap D-pad up to instantly teleport back.

Execute iconic blading tricks like Souls, Royales, Mizus, and Makios by angling each stick correctly.

Hold both bumpers while inputting grind stances on flat surfaces to drift across boot frames and wheels.

Release sticks on a rail and flick to a new grind input to change tricks and reset your balance meter.

Adjusts how strictly the physics engine evaluates approach angles, pop timing, and landing alignment.

Enables an active balancing mechanic managed using delicate feather taps of the left and right triggers.

Allows players to decrease rail snap assistance for a more demanding and precise simulation experience.

Shred the Outdoor Skatepark, the indoor Big Hall warehouse, and the sprawling Observatory street plaza.

Complete Level 1 challenge batches to upgrade the park tier, unlocking more demanding trick tasks.

Tackle Own the Spot calls, Beat the Score timers, letter hunts, and randomized trick Roulettes.

Customize boot shells, cuffs, frames, soul plates, and wheels from day one without spending cash.

Use cash earned from completing map challenges to buy shirts, baggy pants, hoodies, and sunglasses.

Freely choose between flat street setups, freestyle anti-rocker frames, and quad roller chassis.

Requires Windows 10, an Intel Core i5-6600k or Ryzen 3 3300X, 8 GB RAM, and a GTX 1050 Ti GPU.

The developer advises maintaining at least 60 FPS for responsive dual-stick physics calculations.

The Early Access build requires only 2 GB of available storage space on your PC or Steam Deck.

MLMEDIA released three consecutive daily updates to refine controls, bails, and map geometry.

The Day Two update enabled variable jump heights governed by how long you hold the preload crouch.

Early patches introduced a camera side offset slider along with tripod and first-person replay angles.