The concept is easy to grasp: You have to use futuristic cars to knock a ball into a goal. You can jump into the air to hit the ball with your car, you can use a finite amount of boost to speed up, and there's a handbrake to allow for tighter turns. That's it.

Rocket League is a solid game that deserves significant praise. Its fast-paced nature and high-octane action makes for an addicting experience that is hard to walk away from. Psyonix built off of their previous success to deliver a more sturdy outing, and one can only assume that whatever is...

- Addictive gameplay; - Impressive visuals; - Replay value

- Audio could be better; - Lack of distinctive attributes with cars; - Could have utilized gameplay mechanics in other interesting ways

A game you need to play that may turn into an obsessive hobby or a great gimmick you tire of.

Back in 2008, I reviewed this quirky little game called Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars . It was a really creative version of soccer where the players were actually little race cars; they'd race around and smack into the ball, with

Rocket League has finally hit Xbox One after it's PC and PS4 release last year. This version comes with platform-exclusive content in the form of Gears of War and Halo styled vehicles.

Nothing to play? Buy this. This is a five minutes match game, so if you want to chill out for half an hour without booting up a big game like Fallout 4 or The Witcher 3.

Installed instantly and is really fun

Collector edition is a bit expensive, I would suggest buy it digitally from ps store. It's 1.6 GB only. Rocket league: CE had disc and most dlc pack, not all dlc.

Multi player- allows up to 4 to play. Kids on it all day Christmas and still today. Had to throw them off to let adults play.

I BOUGHT THIS GAME FOR MY SON AND HE LOVES IT