Though the controls may not be quite as responsive as Rocket League's, the same addictive gameplay loop is there, and the same high level of accessibility is present. In fact, Turbo Golf Racing might even be easier than Rocket League, as most of the action is kept in front of the player, as most courses will require the player to Rocket League Credits  just keep moving forwards. This high level of accessibility ensures that just about any player can have fun with the game, regardless of their skill level.

With crazy golf being the inspiration, Turbo Golf Racing is also allowed to get pretty creative with its course design. While a good portion of Rocket League's maps are quite simplistic, often being a square field with goals at either end, plus a little set dressing, Turbo Golf Racing's courses are sometimes a little more exciting. Different pathways are often open to the player, boost rings in the sky propel a well-placed ball further, and foliage and rocky terrain can force a player to think strategically about how to clear the obstacles effectively while still keeping track of the ball. It's fair to say that while Turbo Golf Racing certainly draws a lot of inspiration from Rocket League's formula, it makes the structure all its own.

The Rocket League World Championship Main Event is fast approaching! While only the best of the best will grace the LAN main stage, fans of every skill level can still feast on LOLGA.COM  the rewards. By signing up for Rocket League Fan Clash Worlds 2022, players across the world will earn points, complete challenges, and win in-game prizes alongside their favorite Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) teams competing in the Main Event.