Rocket League Introduction

Rocket League

High-energy video game that combines soccer with rocket-powered cars.

Players control vehicles to hit a large ball into the opposing team's goal to score points, competing in matches that typically last five minutes.

The game is played in various modes, including solo, duo, or team-based formats, across different arenas.

Mastering the controls involves accelerating, jumping, boosting, and using precise car movement to hit the ball effectively while defending your goal.

Strategy, quick reflexes, and teamwork are essential to outmaneuver opponents and win matches.

Basic rules

Rocket League's basic rules involve a game of soccer with rocket-powered cars, where players score by hitting a ball into the opponent's goal.

Key "rules" include teamwork, rotations (leaving space and returning to your side after going for the ball), communication, and positioning.

Specific match rules for official play often involve default settings, specific maps like DFH Stadium, minimum and maximum roster sizes, and rules for handling disconnects.

A fundamental "unwritten rule" for kickoff is that the player on the left takes the ball.