Roll7

intellectual properties in 2012. Roll7's OlliOlli, first released in 2014 for the PlayStation Vita, became highly successful and landed the company a publishing deal. Roll7 later developed OlliOlli2: Welcome to Olliwood (2015), Not a Hero (2015), and Laser League (2018). Since May 2015, all employees are remote workers. Roll7 is part of Private Division

intellectual properties but devised that it needed to save up funds first.^[4] An iOS game, Gets to the Exit, was released in July 2012.^[1] Although receiving favourable reviews, it was a commercial failure.^[4]

freelancers who worked remotely. Bennett described this process as "thoroughly enjoyable" and, consequently, Roll7 shut down its Deptford offices in late May 2015 and shifted all company operations to remote work.^[1]

parent company, Take-Two Interactive, acquired Roll7 and made it part of the publishing label.^[12] Being part of Private Division allowed the studio to stop seeking publishers for each project as it could stick to one partner with similar values.^[13]

work from home with a few work days in its London offices per month and regular employee meetups elsewhere. The studio claims to provide a "no-crunch culture" and encourages employees not to work overtime. As of February 2023, Roll7 employs 55 people.^[13]