Rocket League devs Psyonix just released a new Fortnite racing game that’s on par with the likes of Trackmania, Need for Speed, and Daytona.
Fortnite’s more than just a battle royale game, a sandbox survival game with Lego, and a metaverse playground where you can watch a giant Eminem perform. It’s also an arcade racer now, thanks to the addition of Rocket Racing, a new game in Fortnite built by the team behind Rocket League.
It’s also incredibly fun, and at just 2-3 minutes per race, Rocket Racing is worth checking out if you have even marginal interest in games like Need for Speed, Trackmania, or Hydro Thunder. (I only mention that last one because the trailer for Rocket Racing includes flying race cars launching through waterfalls that obscure shortcuts.)
Rocket Racing takes the imaginative car physics and customizable cars of Rocket League and throws them onto fantastical, impossible race courses. Cars fly through the air, turbo boost at hundreds of kilometers per hour, and even drive on walls and ceilings.
