2K Games are looking to give Rocket League a run for its money. Meet the Rocket League competitor Gravity Goal.
Rocket League is a phenomenon. You know that, I know that, everybody knows that. In fact, it' surprising that it's taken this long for someone to try to emulate the game's success. Well.. now, a developer with the knowhow of how to craft successful sports games is taking on the task: 2K games is working on Gravity Goal... which looks like Rocket League with bikes.
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Gravity Goal: Rocket League Killer?
Though you use Tron-like bikes rather than cars, the aim of the game remains the same as in Rocket League: In 1v1, 2v2, or 3v3 games, you try to score by getting the ball into the goal with your vehicle. Well... there is one key difference: In Gravity Goal players have access to discs that they can throw at the opposing team's vehicles for damage. The Tron vibes are real with this one.
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The hockey puck like discs slow down the opposing car, or destroy it, depending on how fast you and the opponent are. Take-Two hasn't done more than announce the game, but we do know that they are planning to release 26 free-to-play games games by the end of April 2024, and if Gravity Goal is trying to compete with Rocket League, it will likely be one of them.
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We don't know which platforms the game will be released on, but it's safe to assume that the game will come to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. The Switch might not be able to handle it, but it's getting a similar game in Mario Strikers anyway.