Considering yourself quite a deft hand with a Rocket League car? Can you make a bicycle kick save and turn it into an aerial goal attack? Or wallride and fly under the ball, guiding it into the net?
Then maybe you'd like to try your luck against some other high level players. Fortunately, the game is becoming increasingly popular and that goes doubly so for its Esports presence, which has gone from zero to 100 in a matter of weeks. Already there are tournaments planned almost every day for the next few weeks and all of the details for them can be found here.
This is all in the build up to the big Rocket League International Finals, set to take place on October 10. In the build up we'll see qualifying events, standard league matches and various cash tournaments taking place under different organisations, though MLG is taking the ball and dribbling with it the most.
What's interesting to note however is that this is very much a Western game at the moment. Teams accepted into the pro-league will include eight from North America and another eight from the EU, with none coming from Eastern territories. That may change in the future, but for now it seems that there is a game that isn't dominated by Chinese and Korean competition.
