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2026 PC 7.99 €

A fast arcade game with chunky retro 3D visuals where you play a rolling B-movie monster, eating people, wrecking cities and fighting cops, soldiers and government agents while uncovering Rolla's origins.

What defines Rolla:

  • Lots of humour
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Action-packed real-time combat

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