Ahmed Mohamed: "The sequel to the PSN sleeper hit Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars raced onto PlayStation Network (free for PS Plus users) in the month of July, and is being met with great enthusiasm in the PlayStation and PC communities. Rocket League is based on the simple premise of a large ball, a soccer field, and of course rocket powered battle cars. The aim of both teams is to score as many goals in quick and addicting 5 minute matches that go into a golden-goal overtime if the scores are tied at fulltime. The game is mostly focused on multiplayer action with the single player seasons mode getting the shaft as it turns out to be a glorified tutorial (besides the tutorial actually in the game) for players to hop into the real madness in the multiplayer portion."
If you want all of the Simpsons cosmetics, you'd better sign into Rocket League.
The Rocket League tournament of the Esports World Cup 2025 has crowned its winners: Karmine Corp taking takes the title.
Rocket League’s tenth anniversary should be cause for celebrations, but I’m still wondering whether Rocket League 2 is ever happening.
