is coming to iOS and Android. Psyonix is building from the start for mobile devices. You can play in solo games or team up with a friend for two against two matches, which last two minutes each.
The perspective is changing to a 2D side view. Rocket League Sideswipe has touch controls that Psyonix says are easy to pick up. There will be advanced control mechanics for novice auto football professionals to become familiar with as well.
As in the original game, there will be a ranking system for competitive modes. You will also have a ton of car customization options.
Psyonix hopes to launch free-to-play Rocket League Sideswipe still this year. Players from Australia and New Zealand can start working today starting with a regional Android alpha test. You can find this on the Google Play Store. There will be betas in other regions in the coming months.
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