Rocket League is the name of a video-game, created by Psyonix company in 2015. It is a sports game, which can be played by any person of any age group. A hybrid of arcade soccer (or another sport) and racing, where for every goal you score you get to make a racing car. The goal of the game is to collect the whole bolide.
In simple terms, this is a game of scoring with remote-controlled cars. The remote control is your joystick. Depending on the projectile this game can be soccer, hockey, basketball. The most popular type of projectile is a soccer ball, the most difficult mode in terms of scoring goals in basketball.
In order to start the game, you need to join the server and choose one of the games created. You can also create your own game, and other players can join your game room.
As for the Rocket League visual identity, its logo has been redesigned twice, and it chose the path of simplification. This very first badge was the most detailed and colorful, while the last redesign introduced a super minimalistic concept.
The very first Rocket League logo featured a glossy blue three-dimensional badge in a thick silver outline. The bold stylized inscription was set in white uppercase letters in two levels, with the bottom one being overlapped by a silver contoured racing car image, with a sharp yellow flame, standing for power and speed. This badge only stayed with the game for a few months.
The redesign of 2015 introduced a different concept of the badge, which we still can see today, but as an alternative version. It was a three-dimensional blue badge with a white car image on it, set on the left from the black logotype, executed in a bold modern sans-serif typeface with both words in the uppercase, set one under another. The upper left corner of the crest was decorated by a gradient gray sphere. There were also two flat monochrome versions, used along with the primary one — with a white crest and black drawing on it, or its reverse variant.
The graphical part of the logo was removed with the redesign of 2020, so the logo became super laconic and minimalist — just a two levels wordmark in black, set in transparent background. The inscription is set in the uppercase of a massive modern sans-serif typeface, with clean contours and straight strict cuts of the lines.