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Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game || Gameplay Trailer

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Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game launches onto Steam Deck and Linux, bringing massive maps and non-stop parkour action via Windows PC. All thanks to the creative minds at MLMEDIA, the vision truly comes to life with style and energy.  Which you can find on Steam with 89% Very Positive reviews. Picture this: sunlight glinting off metal railings, the distant thrum of city traffic, and you— poised on the edge of a skyscraper, heart hammering, knees bent, ready to fly. That rush? That’s exactly what Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game bottles up and pours straight into your veins. After a wild year tearing up Steam Early Access—and selling nearly 200 000 copies in the process—the full release has finally landed on PC, completely Verified for Steam Deck along with Linux love. Credit where it’s due: solo-dev wizard Michel Losch crafted the core experience. And now fresh-faced indie publisher RADICAL THEORY has teamed with ML MEDIA and SHINE GROUP to blast it onto even bigger stages. It's electric. The promise? Freedom.

Flow or Go? Why Not Both

Hardcore parkour folks know the eternal debate: speed-running from A to B (parkour) versus styling it up with spins, flips, and mind-bending trick lines (freerunning). Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game also laughs at the debate and hands you both on a silver platter. One minute you’re gunning for a record-shattering time trial, while the next you’re chaining backflips, corks, and wall kongs into score-chasing combos. Six launch maps also keep the scenery fresh—subway roofs humming at midnight, neon-lit skylines, dusty Mediterranean lanes, you name it. Each one hides a unique spread of time trials and trick challenges, so boredom never gets a foothold. Nail a slick vault over a gap? Feel the adrenaline meter climb. Fill it, pop it, and a speed boost kicks in right when your palms start sweating. Mis-time a trick? Stall your combo with a mid-air tweak, due to clutch those sweet, sweet points.

Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game | Launch Trailer

Feathers, Fits & Your Feathery Friend

Progress isn’t just about leaderboards. Complete challenges, score feathers, and unlock more than a hundred cosmetic items for both your avatar and—yes—your pigeon. Not a typo. Your little avian sidekick doubles as free-cam, session marker, and “How on earth do I get up there?” scout. Find the pigeon hidden in every map and you can swap into bird’s-eye mode on command. While swooping through vents and over rooftops to scope out new lines (or just photobomb your friends).

Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game Lets You Squad Up or Show Off Solo

Some days you crave zen solo flow; while other days you need the chaos only friends can bring. Hop into freeroam multiplayer for chill sessioning, or flip the switch to pulse-spiking modes like TAG, Capture The Flag, and the score-hungry Tricks Battle. When the sweat dries, boot up the beefed-out photo mode — due to complete with the mischievous Doll-Mode—to freeze airborne hero shots or craft meme-worthy fails in glorious high-rez.

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Rooftops & Alleys - Launch Trailer

Rooftops & Alleys || Release Date Announcement

In June of last year I assisted the dude that is Ollie Jones of Better Feeling Films at the 2000 Trees Festival in Cheltenham in filming &U&I’s awesome set on the Cave Stage.