I hate multiplayer, but I love Rocket League.
I hate soccer/football, but I love Rocket League.
I hate racing games/kart racers, but I love Rocket League.
I hate sports games, but I love Rocket League.


None of this makes senses, but Rocket League is the most fun I've had in years.

This isn't just a game. This a lecture from Psyonix.

A lecture on designing an extremelly fun and addicting game.
A lecture on building a high quality and very well optimized game.
A lecture on mantaining a multiplayer game running all around the world and working smoothly across differente platforms.

And more important though incredibly rare these days: A lecture on charging the right price, for the right amount of content with the right quality standard.

7th July 2015
Racing, Sports
Psyonix, Inc
Psyonix, Inc
Single-Player, Multiplayer, Co-Op


A rather unique idea of cars and football (or soccer) together to create one of the best competitive games ever made. If you're someone like me, who doesn't like cars or football, you may be put off by this at first, but it's definitely not what it seems, it's no wonder it's so popular. Definitely worth it!

Now for the full review

Rocket League is a game where you drive around in a rocket powered car trying to score goals. Sounds boring doesn't it? It really isn't. Rocket League suprised me. It's not one of those generic sports games I was anticipating it to be. It's a really addicting and competitive game. The game is highly physics based, meaning you'll see cars jumping and flying around. Realistic!

Your team can have up to at least 4 players, with matches lasting five minutes. The goal is basically what you do in football/soccer, score goals. The team with the most goals wins. This can be a challenge sometimes as it does require team-work, unless it's 1 v 1. There definitely isn't a shortage of players, with thousands of players on Steam AND it's cross platform capability with players from the PS4, which isn't really seen that much in games. Finding a game shouldn't be too difficult either, the matchmaking system's perfect.

The game highly advises you to use a controller, except when I started playing, my controller stopped working, so I resorted to using the keyboard. Honestly, it wasn't that hard for me to adapt. It does take time, for some people, but after that the controls become pretty simple, though I would still recommend using a controller, as there are plenty of people who struggle with the keyboard and mouse.

The game isn't just multiplayer, there is a single player and a co-op mode. In single player, you are able to access a mode called Season. This puts you with your own unique team, and places you in a tournament against bots. I haven't really played much of it but it seemed pretty simple. If you want the most out of your money I would stick to the multiplayer as it's much more entertaining and challenging.

There are quite a few different maps in Rocket League. Each one looks amazing and colourful, with quite a bit of background detail which isn't a suprise due to it being made on Unreal Engine 3. Despite all the activity going on in the match, performance was never an issue. This game runs rather smooth for what it is.

There are different types of cars, all of which are fully customizable, ranging from colours to patterns to wheels etc. You can unlock these different customizations from completing matches. Not to mention, there's plenty of dlc that add different cars and customization items, that have quite reasonable price tags.

Rocket League is one of those games where you can loose track of time playing it, and I'm glad I replayed it after months of it sitting around in my library. It's highly addicting and I can see why it's so popular. It also has such an amazing soundtrack that plays in the background of the main menu, with some really memorable songs. If you have spare money, I'd definitely say this is worth it, a near flawless game. The DLC seems quite reasonable as well.

- Highly addicting
- Amazing detail
- Highly customizable
- Great performance
- Amazing soundtrack

- Problems with keyboard controls

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As I lifted myself up from the crusted earth bellow, I realized my grim mistake.
I left the comfortable region in which a keeper should plant himself firmly.
In the distance I saw my companions on the offensive, rushing back to help me in vain.
It was in that moment that I saw it. I would very soon miss the ball and cause my team great pain.

My thoughts were of all the other games, in those which I’ve made the very same mistake.
Yet the desire to one day succeed was strong and I could not help myself to that leap.
As the ball flew passed me, In that direction that I wished it not to. I felt as if death had gripped me.

I’ve let my comrades down, failed them and taken a selfish action for a benefit that could only be my own. As the ball graciously embraced the deep fathoms of the net, I was met with the taunts and suggestions of my sexuality. I brushed them off, as a knight brush of the lives he takes in the battlefield.

The strange thing is: That I would do it all over again, for one day I will fly through the air like a majestic winged shape, and one day I will hit that ball. My friends will cheer and my enemies will tremble, for thus my rank will be great.

score in your own goal when playing with friends

steal speedboost while driving in circles and do nothing else.

call every enemy goal a ''lucky'' goal,

see a friend go for the ball and make a possible goal, drive in advance and give the ball a slight nudge and steal the goal.

play goalkeeper and cuss at your friends for not making 1 goal for 4 minutes, then go out of your goal to help them and enemy scores

so many ways to troll,
supports ps4 controller completely! just plug and use

10/10 ­- I Hate Racing Games, I Hate Soccer Games; I LOVE Them Together!

I never like reviewing games that everyone has played but I must check this off the list and get it done! Rocket Leauge is one of the most impressive games to come out in the last few years in my humble opinion. The replay value is nuts; you can keep playing almost indefinitely without getting bored. There is a pretty big learning curve but once you get the hang of things the rewards are great!

This game is a soccer game but instead of sending troops into battle you send 3­4 cars into the arena! What could possibly make this better?! How about strapping rockets onto the back of your ride! There is a great deal of skill involved but even if you suck you will have tons of fun. I have worked my way from easy to hard on single player and I felt like my skills were pretty solid, winning most matches. I quickly realized though I’m still not that good; other players are always better and the difference in skill levels are vast! So don’t be discouraged when you start getting whooped on multiplayer!

Overall, this is a real gem! Make sure you computer is strong enough for multiplayer because it will definitely use more resources. You can often find this game for about $15 now so lookout for that deal!

Do you hate football?
Do you hate moving?
Do you hate cars?
Well, this game is for you.


no rly play it

Really F****** out standing game 12/10

Rocket League is one of my most recommended games for steam users as it is is just a necessity. It is one of those games that must be part of any collection even with it being relatively new still, and has amazing replayability.
Even with around 250 hours in game, I still feel experienced enough to say that with a mixture of gameplay styles and techniques to try such as aerials; it makes the game much more fun than it appears at first view. It's not just a demolition derby football game, it has a diverse set of mechanics which makes it differ from any other game and unique in it's own way.
It does help to play with friends, but playing by yourself is also just as good. Playing with friends means funny muck ups and great goals are even better as you get to share them with people who are enjoying the game as much as you, and makes for great experiences, but by yourself is just as good sometimes.
The concept behind the game is so simple yet can be difficult to master when compared with footage with really good players who harness their car's ability to move in different ways for the advantage, but then that is just more reason to play the game to become better and learn how to score goals in different ways.

I've got to say, for a multiplayer game, the matchmaking takes the fun right out of it. If you start winning, they place you against players multiple levels above you, thus keeping you from progressing and to a certain degree it sucks the fun right out of it. I've played it for all seasons now and the way winning streaks are handled now just ruins the fun of the game (to me). I don't want to grind again hellaciously difficult players because I had the audacity to win twice.

I really, really like this game, but it feels like the fun has been taken out of it. It's just a chore now.