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Rock N' Roll Climber is a physics-based rock climbing game developed by Vitei (Company) and published digitally by Nintendo (Company) for the Wii (Platform) (as a WiiWare title) in North America on August 10, 2009, in Europe on November 13, 2009, and in Japan on November 24, 2009.
One of the earliest games to make use of the Unity engine, Rock N' Roll Climber tasks players with using motion controls to control each limb of the climber's body (using the Wii Remote (Accessory) for the left limbs and the Nunchuk accessory for the right limbs) as they try to climb a series of rocks and divots to reach the goal without getting tired, losing all of their hand strength, or contorting their body into painful positions.
It is notable for being one of the few WiiWare games to support the Wii Balance Board (Accessory), allowing players to control the climber's foot grip by shifting on the board (with the left foot loosening by shifting right and the right foot loosening by shifting left).