Rocket League is an e-sport in the truest sense of the word. It's a game with a small set of mechanics and rules, which must be mastered and integrated into a real-time strategy without relying on power-ups, upgrades, crates, and other video-gamey stuff. The skill curve of this game has so far been shown to be infinite, judging by the ever-evolving playstyles of professional Rocket League players in a game whose mechanics have never been significantly altered.

Rocket League's strengths have never been anything except for the online multiplayer itself. Don't buy this expecting any sort of coherent singleplayer experience. With that said, I have never played a more well-built and fun online multiplayer game.

Rocket League is an e-sport in the truest sense of the word. It's a game with a small set of mechanics and rules, which must be mastered and integrated into a real-time strategy without relying on power-ups, upgrades, crates, and other video-gamey stuff. The skill curve of this game has so far been shown to be infinite, judging by the ever-evolving playstyles of professional Rocket League players in a game whose mechanics have never been significantly altered. Rocket League's strengths have never been anything except for the online multiplayer itself. Don't buy this expecting any sort of coherent singleplayer experience. With that said, I have never played a more well-built and fun online multiplayer game.