Rocket League is soccer with rocket-powered Rocket League Items cars in place of meat-powered ghosts, blasting round stadiums with gnarly stunts and ball-knocking action. I imagine it’ll be the sport of the destiny, but you could get a taste today as remaining night the video game adaptation released on Steam.

It’s Psyonix’s sequel to their 2008 PlayStation three game Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, if that call approach whatever to you (aside from “whoa that call is wild” obvs). If it doesn’t, it’s a easy premise: soccer with rocketcars.

Matches are with up to eight players on-line, or four splitscreen. Neatly, a splitscreen group can play online against every MMOBC other splitscreen side. It additionally supports pass-platform multiplayer with the just-launched PlayStation 4 model. Good stuff, that. Also, it has squillions of cosmetic doodads to release and customize your soccer car.