Since Rocket League is one of the best free-to-play games for modified cars, it should come as no surprise that a few of our team members have gotten in on the action and are playing the game. But which vehicles are worthy of worship, and which should be relegated to the periphery of your collection? In honor of the eagerly anticipated first Commonwealth Esports Championships, which will take place in Birmingham the following month, we have compiled a list of the best and most controversial Top Trumps-style cars that contain all of the in-depth information about Rocket League here.

The octane rating
The Octane, which is the most valuable vehicle in Rocket League, is not very common in the real world. In point of fact, this radio controlled car is most likely going to be the closest any of us will ever come to witnessing the Octane in its natural environment. However, the Octane is a favorite among the majority of players, whether they are amateurs or professionals, which is not surprising given that it is one of the first cars players are given access to in the game. The Octane is ideal for quick plays, whether they take place on the ground or in the air, thanks to its small turning radius and unparalleled responsiveness. Because it occupies a good spot in its hitbox (that is, the space in which the ball and the other cars interact with it), it is not too difficult to get a handle on.

It's the Merc.
The Merc's size makes it potentially one of the best cars for defensive maneuvers like blocking goals, and the fact that it fits so well in its hitbox makes it potentially one of the easier cars to get a handle on. Having said that, because of its size, it is more difficult to change directions and is not as quick as other cars when it is boosted. If you want to dominate the game through sheer force, the Merc is the best option for you; however, you should be aware that playing this character could cause you to fall behind in a fast-paced game.

The Inciting Incident
This is a car that has a design that is blocky and reminiscent of cars from the past, and it is frequently compared to the Lamborghini Diablo GTR. Because of its low roof, the Breakout is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a vehicle that can reach high speeds, and it is also very dependable when it comes to making goal shots. If you are looking for a vehicle that has a touch more sophistication, the Breakout is probably not the best choice for you. Although it can have a somewhat clumsy feeling while in the air, some players have still managed to pull off some incredible air tricks despite this potential drawback.

This is the Batmobile.
It is not necessary, though it is helpful, to be a devoted follower of Batman in order to drive the Batmobile. Because of its low profile and streamlined design, the Batmobile is an excellent option for players looking to improve their control, particularly when dribbling the ball. Be warned, however, that some people believe the Batmobile is difficult for newcomers to operate, despite the fact that it performs exceptionally well in both ground and air shots. It is recommended that you hold off on doing so until you have completed at least a few dozen hours of gameplay under your belt.

The Fennec monkey
The Fennec and the Octane share the same hitbox, but the Fennec manages to fill out the hitbox a little better than the Octane does. This means that you can get really accurate with your hits, and it's easier to understand how the ball and other players will interact with your car. Many people believe that this makes the Fennec an overpowered vehicle. Keep in mind that the Fennec feels a little bit more bulky and heavy compared to the Octane. As a result, the Fennec might not be the best option for you to use if you prefer to play with a car that is lighter in weight or if you are playing games with a very high rate of action. Having said that, you might find the power provided by the Fennec, which is only available in vehicles with a larger size, to be more appealing.

The role of Dominus
The Dominus is a stunning machine that has been compared to the Pontiac GTO and the Dodge Charger from 1969. You can make it look even better by applying your own decals to it. This is the best car for you if you play an offensive style of the game. Its popularity is only surpassed by that of the Octane, and it is especially well-liked among professional Rocket League players. The Dominus is an excellent choice for transportation if you require flexibility in your vehicle. Having said that, it does not perform as well as the Octane does when it comes to defensive moves and dribbles.

It is the Scarab.
Oh dear. Where do we even start? In Rocket League, the Scarab is a car that is often the subject of debate. Many people believe that the only way to win a match using the Scarab is to stun your opponents into standing still by playing well with the Scarab, which is a theory that is generally considered to be ridiculous by most people. Because of the round shape of the Scarab, it is more difficult to control the direction in which the ball is being thrown. Because of the significant disparity between the shape of the Scarab and the hitbox that it has, it can be challenging to grasp how this vehicle will interact with the ball and the other vehicles in the arena.