Exactly like school P.E
Nobody ever passes to me
I get yelled at
Everyone pushes me around
10/10

What can i say about Rocket Leauge

-I like basketball more than football
-Is way better then NBA And FIFA and cheaper
-NBA And FIFA cost each year 49.99$ And FIFA Points Cost about 14$-100$
-Get Rocket League For 20$ or less and you save alot of money and 5 years warranty + more than 5
-More Popular And Competitive then FIFA and NBA
-9/10

You think you don't like games with simple ideas and gameplay? Think again.
You think you are too good to drive toy cars and hit balls with them? Think again.
You think you are too much of an "Intellectual Gamer" to play this simple game? Think again.

You think you have friends? Think again.
You think you have time for your family? Think again.
You think you have time to study? Think again.

If your parents don't know or fully understand the concept of not being able to pause an online game, then I have some bad news for you.

Seriusly, can a game be flawless? F**k yeah it can! From the gameplay to the soundtrack, you will love every bit of this game. Rocket league is also one of the very few games to be an officially sponsored E-sport shortly after it's release.

Solid 10/10.

This is my experience after playing the game for the first time with a friend:

- got game, made party, got into a casual 2v2 match
- 2 a.m., window wide open - forgot
- start match
- 30 minutes of rage/joy/fun/screaming
- someone starts bashing on my front door
- figure it's downstairs neighbour
- go silent, ignore
- still bashing
- still silent/ignore
- almost breaks down my door
- have to open, see who it is
- see cops, jail imminent
- panic
- open door, act nice
- cop says he heard me down on the street in his car with his windows closed
- start ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥tting him, I say the neighbour usually warns me first before calling the cops
- cop says it wasn't the downstairs neighbour who called, but the one in the BUILDING ACROSS THE STREET
- almost start laughing
- cop asks WTF was I doing
- start ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥tting him again
- he asks why I have the window open
- say I totally forgot
- he asks: "What game are you playing?"
- he knows.
- I ask: "Is that a serious question?"
- he says: "Don't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥t me, I've been a gamer for 15 years - what game?"
- I say: "Rocket League."
- he gives me a slight smile/nod of approval/understanding
- HE KNOWS.
- gives me back my ID: "Keep the noise down, goodnight."

911/10 would be arrested again.

I play this game so much that it actually ends up being in my dreams.

A really fun and addicting game, that is easy to get into but hard to master. I wish I had played this when released already :), but better later than never :D. A game about cars flying mindlessly after a ball. I've played around 25h and still have so much to get better at lol, like doing high flying or wall jumps.
I've been playing football and racing games for many times and this is different in a cool way. Lots of skin customizations for your cars, ranks, awesome OST and different game modes. Most enjoyable to play with friends <(^_^)>.

The matchmaking sometimes adds pretty high ranked opponents. It's good practice though to play against those.
Recommended for everyone :D.

Playing ranked. Meet a guy called Pynz.

We win 13-1. We add each other on steam.

Join party and go on a 8 game win streak, then we hit a 6 game lose streak. (luck)

Best game ever. Only if you are lucky.

Car soccer. What a time to be alive.

It's a fantastic game. It's such a unique experience, and it's unfortunate that I never really took the time to play SARPBC. Apart from any game I have owned, it is a competitive multi-platform sports game that you will have copious amounts of fun playing -- Whether you're on winning OR losing team.

This game has seen a lot of negative feedback lately due to the crate system being introduced. Personally, I never really liked the idea of it, but do keep in mind, there is absolutely no Steam Community Market, which probably would have killed it for me.

Keys to unlock crates are $1.49, and the crates seem to drop fairly often. If nothing else, it's an OK way to fund further development of the game and increase prize pools for RLCS.
Those of you that are just SO upset with Psyonix about crates, and threaten to uninstall-
C'mon. We really got the best flavor of sh*t sandwich here, if sh*t has to be eaten.
The animated decals and wheels are pretty darn sweet.

Warning to all:
Part of the community and certain individuals that you will meet can be VERY toxic and degrading in online matches.
That's pretty much the internet for you, but I feel that it stems from something more specific;
A lot of CS:GO diehards play this on the side with their clanmates, and that kind of mentality leaks in to this game due to the competitive nature.

In closing..

Bring some friends, keep your ballchasing to a minimum, and dive in to this game.
Prepare for a wild learning curve and a boatload of fun.

Super fun to play with friends ! :D

Rocket League is a sequel to the less-known vehicular football video game Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars developed and published by Psyonix. The game was first released in July 2015 for PC and PS4 and got a Xbox One version earlier this year. There are an OS X and Linux versions planned to be released this year. A lot of people (myself included) had never heard of SARPBC until they tried Rocket League out.



The base concept for this game as simple as it gets: combine football with cars and try to defeat the opponent team. The idea sounds pretty simple and many would think that it will be easier to play than actual football games such as FIFA or PES. If you are one of those people, then you're suddenly mistaken.

The game is easy to understand but often you'll end up having to put effort into it in order to succeed. It is challenging and usually you will have to fly in air in order to get or shoot the ball. You are awarded XP points which are assigned to you after the end of every match. Those XP points are the ones that make you actually "level up" in the game. There are 2 different types of ranks: normal and competitive ones. Normal ones are gathered by levelling up while the competitive ranks are gathered by playing the competitive game modes.



The game consists of a couple game modes: standard football ones, basketball (named Hoops) and the chaotic Rumble mode that features around 10 special items you can use to give yourself the advantage while your team has the possession of the ball. Due to the arenas being not as big as they are in real life, having 22 players chasing 1 ball would be, to say the least, too chaotic. For that sake, Psyonix decided to restrict teams to a maximum of four players per team.

Matches consisting of 1 to 3 cars are optimal ones while the ones featuring 4 cars per team are, although no less entertaining, reasonably marked as "Chaos". Then there are the Hoops and Rumble game modes, first of which is basically basketball combined with cars while the second one represents the already known combination of football and cars, this time with some special effects and items which can help you to score some goals.

The game surely is entertaining and even if you were never a fan of either football or racing, this game may take your interest. The game has some collision model problems (not really bugs, but just unoptimized car collisions) which can be noticed in goal replays. Sometimes, you can clearly see the ball flying away even though visually, you didn't actually hit it. That is not a very big problem, though, and it happens only when your car's front is supposed to hit the ball.

On the keyboard, the controls feel great and are just like you'd expect them to be. The game features boost pickups which you can use to temporarily speed up your car or for flying like a rocket (obviously representing the name of the game itself). Sadly, the matchmaking is not very optimized and from time to time, a "semi-pro" or a "pro" ranked player will have to play against an "expert" or even a "master". That is, of course, not fair.

Would be a bad thing to forget the car customization. While Rocket League doesn't support modding, you can customize your cars with tons of different body colors, wheels, trails, antennas and items to put on the top of your car (literally hats for cars).


Rocket League is running on the Unreal Engine 3. Its visuals are colorful and look simply beautiful. The arenas are filled with different colors (mostly the team colors) and some of them even have country flags hanging around them. All the arenas (excluding the rocket labs) have similar layouts and a pretty unique theme.

The 3D main menu is set in one of the arenas and you can rotate the camera to see different angles of your car which is very helpful especially when it comes to car customization. There are tons of different options that can improve the effects in-game or the actual game experience.



This game is a really awesome example of how an interesting combination of 2 totally different things with great execution can be strong and not require tons of features in order to get players return to it on a daily basis. With over 50K players on a daily basis, this game promises to bring you a lot of fun, excitement and even anger. It's one of those games that are really easy to learn and understand, but very difficult to master. If you do have some time and are looking for a way to burn hours in which you are bored, this is the right thing to go for.

The matchmaking needs optimization and there are some features (such as demolishing other players) that are very often (ab)used by other players for the sake of preventing you of defending or scoring, or how many people like to call it - dirty playing.