If the commonplace is true that the passion of us men are machines and football, the games of the Rocketball series, where you play football by driving cars instead of players. You have to drive a car that has to hit the ball to score goals in the opponent's goal.
The games are one against one or two against two and, of course, whoever scores the most goals in the opponent's goal wins.
Football looks more like a hockey where you need to push the ball towards the opponent's goal and where you have to defend yourself by bumping into your opponents to make them skid and not let them go on goal.
There are two RocketBall games, currently, both of excellent quality: Rocketball Championship and Rocketball Super, both with a 3D subjective view.
1) Rocketball Super is the mobile version of the homonymous PC game, free on Android smartphones and tablets and on iPhone and iPad and is played in multiplayer mode, in 2, in 4 or in 6 players in a single game, divided into two different teams.
The goal is to score by driving our car; the player who scores the most wins the game, while the others score points if their team wins or if they have collected bonuses.
The game has a career mode where you can improve after each game of the tournament by earning credits to use to buy upgrades and customizations.
As in many mobile games, real money can be spent on making yourself a more powerful machine and accelerating progress.
Controlling the game is very simple, with the directional buttons and buttons for running, jumping and using acceleration.
Learning to play is therefore immediate and already after a couple of games you can become competitive and use all the tricks to make shots and block opponents.
Super RocketBall is very fun and fast-paced, really addictive and just waiting to be improved to have less lag during the games and be more fluid in the graphics.
2) Rocketball Championship (for now only for Android) is a better game, in my opinion, at least in terms of graphics and playability, although very similar to Super Rocketball.
In Rocketball Championship, for now in beta, you just have to choose the car to drive and then the game.
You can then choose to play for 20 coins, 100 or 1000 depending on how strong you are.
It is obvious, therefore, that playing a game of 20 you meet less strong opponents while a game of 1000 requires experience and skill in the game.
In the Rocketball settings you can choose how the machine is controlled and the layout of the buttons on the screen.
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