Rocket League [v 1.38 + 18 DLC] (2015) PC | RePack by R.G. Mechanics

"Rocket League" is a football game in which the players are not athletes with arms and legs, but cars. No, this is not a kind of motorcycle ball, when motorcyclists hit the ball with their boots. This is an autoball or an autofootball. The driver is not visible in the cabin, and, in fact, he is not needed. After all, the ball is driven by the radiator grille, and the blows are carried out by the roof of the car. The roof? Yes! It is the upper part of the car! Before hitting, the car does a somersault forward and hits the ball with the roof.

Features of the rules of auto football

In order to make life easier for "football players" moving on four wheels, several changes were made to the football rules:

1. The absence of the ball out of bounds, except for a goal. This is achieved due to the fact that the field is covered with a grid on all sides and is furnished with sides to the height of the gate. Thanks to this, there is no need to serve corners, knock the ball away from the goal and throw outs.
2. The absence of violations of the rules excluded the penetration of free kicks, penalties and penalties. The participants of the match can ram each other, since the cars are not subject to destruction, and after tipping over, they quickly turn back onto the wheels.
3. The ball has a huge size, twice as tall as the car. Accordingly, the gates also have increased dimensions.

If you add up all these nuances, you get a mixture of football, rugby and hockey, which is why the developers called the game rocket league.

Decorations of competitions

To make the matches look more effective, the competitions are decorated:

1. Jet boosters for cars.
2. A self-destructing ball that explodes when crossing the goal line.
3. Turbo cars have a limited supply, which can be replenished by driving through special charging circles.

Spectacular matches are also added to the "outfits" of cars, which can be changed by buying tuning elements for the points earned. And you can compete 1 on 1, 2 on 2, 3 on 3, 4 on 4, even with "live" participants