There are very few creative takes on sports in gaming these days, so when one crosses the radar no matter how unorthodox the concept it becomes worth a look.
Rocket League is one of those. Officially announced today and coming to the PlayStation 4 next spring, Rocket League is a sequel to the 2008 game Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, and combines racing with soccer.
Features include a new Season mode, advanced physics system, broadcast-quality replays, wide range of customization options, online play with dedicated servers, and split-screen local multiplayer. Rocket League will debut with a multiplayer showing at the PlayStation Experience in Las Vegas this weekend.