Roll7
CompanyUnited Kingdom
6 documents in the library are about Roll7, from writers such as UK Games Fund, Take-Two Interactive and Ukie. Each has a summary and key insights with the page they come from.
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On Steam
Steam estimates as of 9 Oct 2026. Revenue is premium revenue on Steam only: game sales, without DLC.
- Revenue as developer
- $6.1M
- 6 games
- Units sold
- 577K
- as publisher or developer
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom
Roll7’s best-selling games on Steam
| Game | Released | Share of the best seller | Revenue | Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NOT A HERODeveloper | 2015 | $1.5M | 174K | |
| RollerdromeDeveloper | 2022 | $1.2M | 69K | |
| OlliOlli WorldDeveloper | 2022 | $1.1M | 56K | |
| OlliOlliDeveloper | 2014 | $1.1M | 131K | |
| Laser League: World ArenaDeveloper | 2018 | $911K | 113K | |
| OlliOlli2: Welcome to OlliwoodDeveloper | 2015 | $322K | 35K |
Documents about Roll7
Annual Review 2021: Ukie
The United Kingdom games industry experienced a period of profound expansion and heightened public visibility throughout 2021, underpinned by a record valuation of £7 billion in the preceding year.
- The UK games industry reached a record valuation of £7 billion, bolstered by a 30 percent surge in consumer spending during 2021 lockdowns.
- Ukie expanded its membership to a record 526 companies while actively managing regulatory challenges, including loot box inquiries and the Online Safety Bill.
- Despite an 11 percent decline in B2B event revenue, Ukie maintained financial stability, reporting a profit of £130,154 for the year.
Portfolio Successes: UK
The UK Games Fund serves as a critical catalyst for the British video game industry, providing financial support and development resources to independent studios.
- The UK Games Fund has supported over 250 projects and hundreds of graduates through the Tranzfuser program during its eight-year operational history.
- Roll7’s title 'Rollerdrome' won the BAFTA for Best British Game, highlighting the high-level industry recognition achieved by funded portfolio companies.
- Huey Games secured £235,000 in investment from Creative UK’s Growth Finance fund, demonstrating the fund's role in helping developers attract external capital.
Take-Two Interactive Q3 Fiscal 2022 Conference Call
Take-Two Interactive’s third-quarter fiscal 2022 conference call highlights a period of strong financial performance and strategic expansion.
- Take-Two reported Q3 fiscal 2022 net bookings of $866 million, a 6% year-over-year increase that exceeded internal expectations.
- The pending acquisition of Zynga is expected to close in Q1 fiscal 2023, with management projecting $100 million in annual cost synergies and over $500 million in long-term revenue opportunities.
- Recurrent consumer spending remains a core revenue driver, accounting for 57% of total net bookings during the third quarter.
£8 Million Funding for the UK Games Fund and Tranzfuser
The UK government has committed £8 million in new funding to support the nation’s early-stage independent video games sector over a three-year period.
- The UK government has committed £8 million in funding over three years to support the early-stage independent video games sector.
- Since its inception in 2015, the UK Games Fund has provided grants to nearly 200 early-stage game development studios to support the creation of original intellectual property.
- The funding supports the continuation of the Tranzfuser program, an annual competition designed to help graduates transition into long-term careers within the games industry.
Fourth Round of Funding Announced: UK
The UK Games Fund (UKGF) announced its fourth round of funding in January 2018, reinforcing the government’s commitment to supporting early-stage video game developers.
- The UK government has launched the fourth round of the UK Games Fund (UKGF), offering grants of up to £25,000 to early-stage video game developers.
- The government pledged an additional £1 million in the Autumn Budget to extend the UKGF, which has already supported over 70 development studios, through 2020.
- A new Pitch Development Programme has been introduced to support developers who do not meet standard UKGF criteria, providing a £10,000 value package in cash and in-kind support.
Successful Applicants Announced: UK Games Fund
The UK Games Fund, a government-backed initiative, officially launched its inaugural round of funding in February 2016 to bolster the domestic video game industry.
- The UK Games Fund announced its inaugural round of successful applicants on February 1, 2016, as part of a government initiative to support business growth and game development.
- The funding round supported 24 UK-based games companies, including Atomicom, Coatsink Software, Futurlab, Roll7, and Tag Games.
- The program aims to bolster the UK's position in the global video games market by providing capital to help studios develop new titles.