FIFA Esports Adds Rocket League to World Cup

According to TapTechNews on June 24, FIFA Esports today announced that the game Rocket League will be added to this year's FIFA eWorld Cup. The event will invite 16 countries to participate, and the team of the selected country is composed of 3 players and 1 substitute. The participating personnel will be determined through the qualifying competitions held by the selected countries themselves.

The gameplay of this game is a form of 'car-ball combination' where players drive racing cars to 'kick' the soccer ball. According to FIFA, the addition of this project this time is an important step in its commitment to 'embracing the entire ecosystem' and promoting the development of global soccer esports.

TapTechNews Note: Rocket League is a racing game and soccer game leisure esports online game developed by the independent game studio Psyonix in the US and has been launched on PC/PS4/XboxOne/Nintendo Switch and other platforms. This work is the official sequel to Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, which has organically combined racing and ball sports elements and added many creative elements. It not only combines the characteristics of racing speed and ball sports competition, but also adds unprecedented new elements such as rocket-powered flight, physical special effects, and special effect costumes.