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A spin-off mobile game, ''Rocket League Sideswipe'', was released in November 2021 for UsefulNotes/{{Android}} and [[Platform/{{iOS|Games}}. Other than being played in 2D, the general mechanics and gameplay resemble the main game.
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A spin-off mobile game, ''Rocket League Sideswipe'', was released in November 2021 for UsefulNotes/{{Android}} Platform/{{Android}} and [[Platform/{{iOS|Games}}.Platform/{{iOS}}. Other than being played in 2D, the general mechanics and gameplay resemble the main game.
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A spin-off mobile game, ''Rocket League Sideswipe'', was released in November 2021 for Platform/{{Android}} UsefulNotes/{{Android}} and [[Platform/{{iOS|Games}}. Other than being played in 2D, the general mechanics and gameplay resemble the main game.
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''Rocket League'' is a [[WreakingHavok physics-based]] vehicle sports game developed and published by Psyonix. The game is best described as [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball soccer]] [[RecycledInSpace with rocket-powered cars]]. It is a sequel to the 2008 UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game ''Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars'', which describes your vehicles as well as their capabilities of boosting and jumping.
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''Rocket League'' is a [[WreakingHavok physics-based]] vehicle sports game developed and published by Psyonix. The game is best described as [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball soccer]] [[RecycledInSpace with rocket-powered cars]]. It is a sequel to the 2008 UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 Platform/PlayStation3 game ''Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars'', which describes your vehicles as well as their capabilities of boosting and jumping.
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''Rocket League'' was released in July 2015 for UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows (on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}), with a [=Mac=] and Linux Port being released September 6, 2016 (again via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}). The game also includes cross-platform play between the PC versions and the [=PS4=] Version. An UsefulNotes/XboxOne version was released in February 2016, although Microsoft's policies kept that version relegated to between Xbox Live gamers until May 24, 2016 (sometime after Microsoft loosened those policies), which on that date [[http://www.polygon.com/2016/5/24/11759296/rocket-league-cross-platform-play-xbox-one the Xbox One version also received cross-platform gameplay between it and PC.]] [=PS4=] and Xbox One gamers ''finally'' got to play with one another in mid-2019, after Sony loosened their rules on cross-play. A version for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch is released in November 2017, complete with cross-play support as well as some exclusive skins themed after the ''Franchise/{{Super Mario|Bros}}'' and ''Franchise/{{Metroid}}'' series.
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''Rocket League'' was released in July 2015 for UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 Platform/PlayStation4 and UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Platform/MicrosoftWindows (on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}), Platform/{{Steam}}), with a [=Mac=] and Linux Port being released September 6, 2016 (again via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}).Steam). The game also includes cross-platform play between the PC versions and the [=PS4=] Version. An UsefulNotes/XboxOne Platform/XboxOne version was released in February 2016, although Microsoft's policies kept that version relegated to between Xbox Live gamers until May 24, 2016 (sometime after Microsoft loosened those policies), which on that date [[http://www.polygon.com/2016/5/24/11759296/rocket-league-cross-platform-play-xbox-one the Xbox One version also received cross-platform gameplay between it and PC.]] [=PS4=] and Xbox One gamers ''finally'' got to play with one another in mid-2019, after Sony loosened their rules on cross-play. A version for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch is released in November 2017, complete with cross-play support as well as some exclusive skins themed after the ''Franchise/{{Super Mario|Bros}}'' and ''Franchise/{{Metroid}}'' series.
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A spin-off mobile game, ''Rocket League Sideswipe'', was released in November 2021 for UsefulNotes/{{Android}} Platform/{{Android}} and [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]].[[Platform/{{iOS|Games}}. Other than being played in 2D, the general mechanics and gameplay resemble the main game.
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* PortOverdosed: This game has been ported to pretty much every 8th generation platform. In 2015, the game initially started with [[UsefulNotes/Playstation4 PS4]], UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and a [[UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} PC]] port, which then got expanded upon to include UsefulNotes/{{MacOS}} and [[UsefulNotes/{{Unix}} Linux]] in 2016, with a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch port releasing in 2018. It's entirely possible, thanks to cross-play, that all of your mates from each platform can be in one online lobby. What a time to be alive.
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* PortOverdosed: This game has been ported to pretty much every 8th generation platform. In 2015, the game initially started with [[UsefulNotes/Playstation4 PS4]], UsefulNotes/XboxOne, the [[Platform/Playstation4, Platform/XboxOne, and a [[UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} [[Platform/{{Steam}} PC]] port, which then got expanded upon to include UsefulNotes/{{MacOS}} Platform/{{MacOS}} and [[UsefulNotes/{{Unix}} [[Platform/{{Unix}} Linux]] in 2016, with a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch port releasing in 2018. It's entirely possible, thanks to cross-play, that all of your mates from each platform can be in one online lobby. What a time to be alive.
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A spin-off RacingGame developed by Psyonix, ''Rocket Racing'', was released in December 2023. It is available in VideoGame/Fortnite, another Epic Games property. Some cosmetics can be shared between both games provided you are logged into the same Epic account.
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A spin-off RacingGame developed by Psyonix, ''Rocket Racing'', was released in December 2023. It is available in VideoGame/Fortnite, ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'', another Epic Games property. Some cosmetics can be shared between both games provided you are logged into the same Epic account.
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A spin-off RacingGame developed by Psyonix, ''Rocket Racing'', was released in December 2023. It is available in {{Fortnite}}, another Epic Games property. Some cosmetics can be shared between both games provided you are logged into the same Epic account.
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A spin-off RacingGame developed by Psyonix, ''Rocket Racing'', was released in December 2023. It is available in {{Fortnite}}, VideoGame/Fortnite, another Epic Games property. Some cosmetics can be shared between both games provided you are logged into the same Epic account.
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A spin-off RacingGame developed by Psyonix, ''Rocket Racing'', was released in December 2023. It is available in {{Fortnite}}, another Epic Games property. Some cosmetics can be shared between both games provided you are logged into the same Epic account.
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** [[VideoGame/TwistedMetal Sweet Tooth's]] truck is an obtainable vehicle in the [=PlayStation=] 4 version.
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** [[VideoGame/TwistedMetal Sweet Tooth's]] truck Tooth]] is an obtainable vehicle in the [=PlayStation=] 4 version.
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** [[Franchise/{{Cars}} Lightning McQueen]] was added in 2023.
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* MemeticMutation: Many of the preset text messages (accessible via button shortcuts and are cross-platform unlike custom text messages) have become this. This is mainly because if you rapidly press a message's shortcut, you'll send it 3-4 times in a row before seeing a message such as "Chat disabled for 3 seconds." Perhaps the most memetic preset message is "What a save!", which more often than not, is used to sarcastically mock a player who failed to save, rather than a praise of a successful save.
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The game flows as follows - two teams of up to four vehicles compete to knock a giant ball into the opposing goal. The standard game length is five minutes, with whichever team having the most points at the end winning, and a SuddenDeath happening in case of a tie.
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The game flows as follows - two teams of up to four vehicles compete to knock a giant ball into the opposing goal. The standard game length is five minutes, with whichever team having the most points at the end winning, and a SuddenDeath TiebreakerRound happening in case of a tie.
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* CherryTapping: There are a number of vehicles that are excellent at maneuverability, acceleration, etc, and [[ComplacentGamingSyndrome those are the ones you're almost guaranteed to see at least one of in every ranked match]]. Then there are the Backfire, Roadhog, Scarab, and so on, which are almost rarely ever used because there are much better (and much worse) options. And then there's [[TierInducedScrappy the Merc]]. It is massive, it has one of the worst turn ratios, it takes longer than most other cars to accelerate to full speed, both without boost and with boost, and up until the hitboxes were standardized, its boxy shape would make it unpredictable when the ball hit anything in any way that wasn't head-on. For these reasons, any time the Merc is used in a competitive setting, the person using it is almost always looking to humiliate their opponent.
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* CherryTapping: There are a number of vehicles that are excellent at maneuverability, acceleration, etc, and [[ComplacentGamingSyndrome those are the ones you're almost guaranteed to see at least one of in every ranked match]]. Then there are the Backfire, Roadhog, Scarab, and so on, which are almost rarely ever used because there are much better (and much worse) options. And then there's [[TierInducedScrappy the Merc]].Merc. It is massive, it has one of the worst turn ratios, it takes longer than most other cars to accelerate to full speed, both without boost and with boost, and up until the hitboxes were standardized, its boxy shape would make it unpredictable when the ball hit anything in any way that wasn't head-on. For these reasons, any time the Merc is used in a competitive setting, the person using it is almost always looking to humiliate their opponent.
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''Rocket League'' is a [[WreakingHavok physics-based]] vehicle sports game developed and published by Psyonix. The game is best described as [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball soccer]] [[RecycledInSpace with cars]]. It's a sequel to ''Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars'', which describes your vehicles well as their capabilities of boosting and jumping.
The game flows as follows - two teams of up to four vehicles compete to knock a giant ball into the opposing goal. The arena is lined with quarter pipes and littered with boosts, so the vehicles can go in every which direction very quickly. It sounds simple, but like the real sport, there's a lot of strategy that can be employed.
The game flows as follows - two teams of up to four vehicles compete to knock a giant ball into the opposing goal. The arena is lined with quarter pipes and littered with boosts, so the vehicles can go in every which direction very quickly. It sounds simple, but like the real sport, there's a lot of strategy that can be employed.
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''Rocket League'' is a [[WreakingHavok physics-based]] vehicle sports game developed and published by Psyonix. The game is best described as [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball soccer]] [[RecycledInSpace with rocket-powered cars]]. It's It is a sequel to the 2008 UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game ''Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars'', which describes your vehicles as well as their capabilities of boosting and jumping.
jumping.
The game flows as follows - two teams of up to four vehicles compete to knock a giant ball into the opposing goal. Thearena standard game length is lined five minutes, with quarter pipes whichever team having the most points at the end winning, and littered with boosts, so a SuddenDeath happening in case of a tie.
Fairly simple rules, but thevehicles can go in every which direction very quickly. It sounds simple, but actual gameplay, much like the real sport, there's a lot sport it's based on, has lots of strategy that can be employed.
employed. For instance, the arena is littered with pads that increase your boost (that regenerate a few seconds after consumption). Boost is a limited resource that increases your car's speed, and is essential for executing skillful aerial play, making its acquisition and management essential. The competitive and strategic nature of the game has led to it having [[UsefulNotes/ProfessionalGaming an active eSports scene]].
The game also includes variations of its standard soccer-based gameplay mode (called Soccar). Major examples include ''Snow Day'', in which the soccer ball is replaced with a puck with different physics, making the game loosely feel like UsefulNotes/IceHockey; ''Hoops'', in which the net's shape and the ball's physics are changed to resemble UsefulNotes/{{Basketball}}; ''Rumble'', which is a variant of Soccar in which players are randomly given {{PowerUp}}s; and ''Dropshot'', in which players must hit the ball into the floor to damage it, so that the ball can be dropped into the floor to score. Several other variations have been released as limited time events (some of which can be recreated in custom matches with the appropriate settings).
The game flows as follows - two teams of up to four vehicles compete to knock a giant ball into the opposing goal. The
Fairly simple rules, but the
The game also includes variations of its standard soccer-based gameplay mode (called Soccar). Major examples include ''Snow Day'', in which the soccer ball is replaced with a puck with different physics, making the game loosely feel like UsefulNotes/IceHockey; ''Hoops'', in which the net's shape and the ball's physics are changed to resemble UsefulNotes/{{Basketball}}; ''Rumble'', which is a variant of Soccar in which players are randomly given {{PowerUp}}s; and ''Dropshot'', in which players must hit the ball into the floor to damage it, so that the ball can be dropped into the floor to score. Several other variations have been released as limited time events (some of which can be recreated in custom matches with the appropriate settings).
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On May 1, 2019, Psyonix announced that the company was acquired by Creator/EpicGames, and September 2020 saw the game being delisted from Steam and made available for free on the Epic Games Store (Previous owners of the Steam version continue to get updates, however). On May 6, 2021 a new skin for the game based off of NASCAR was released.
A mobile game, ''Rocket League Sideswipe'', [[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Psyonix.RL2D was released in early 2023]].
A mobile game, ''Rocket League Sideswipe'', [[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Psyonix.RL2D was released in early 2023]].
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On May 1, 2019, Psyonix announced that the company was acquired by Creator/EpicGames, and Creator/EpicGames. In September 2020 saw 2020, the game being was delisted from Steam and made available for free on the Epic Games Store (Previous owners of the Steam version (though updates continue to get updates, however). On May 6, 2021 a new skin be released for those who purchased the game based off of NASCAR was released.
on Steam). The game also went free-to-play on all platforms in September 2020.
A spin-off mobile game, ''Rocket League Sideswipe'',[[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Psyonix.RL2D was released in early 2023]].November 2021 for UsefulNotes/{{Android}} and [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]]. Other than being played in 2D, the general mechanics and gameplay resemble the main game.
A spin-off mobile game, ''Rocket League Sideswipe'',
