Rocket League

Soccer with rocket-powered cars. Free to play, with split-screen for up to four on one console.

ESRB ratingE
Our suggested age6+
Players1–4 players
Play time10–45 min
Play styleTeams
DifficultyA few rules
TypeVideo game
PlatformsSwitch, PlayStation, Xbox, PC

Parent tip

Free to download, but it has an item shop. Set spending limits before kids play online.

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Quick answers

What age is Rocket League for?

Rocket League is rated ESRB E. We suggest it for ages 6 and up. Free to download, but it has an item shop. Set spending limits before kids play online.

How many players can play Rocket League?

Rocket League plays with 1–4 players split into teams.

How long does Rocket League take to play?

A typical session of Rocket League takes 10–45 min.

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