With Rematch, it’s a clean hit: refined visuals, addictive gameplay, and an original concept make it a standout. It’s proof that there’s still room for innovation in the gaming industry—even when it feels like everything revolves around the same tired themes and formulas.
Rematch is a great example of when developers take a popular topic and put their own spin on it. Some might describe it as a “Rocket League without cars”, but it is so much more than that. The creativity Rematch encourages creates an engaging team-based game that incorporates every player. With easy to learn controls and flashy skills, fans and non-watchers alike are bound to enjoy this chaotic adaptation of soccer.
You know, I wasn't expecting a football or "soccer" game to be so fun and enjoyable, but I genuinely love this game. It's fun, the controls feel nice, the gameplay loop is good, the customization feels nice, an amazing game. Not much else to say about it.
Rematch is the perfect solution, especially this summer, for anyone who's long since grown tired of EA's football series and needs a breath of fresh air.
Ultimately, our encounter with Rematch gave us generally positive feelings. Sloclap has reinterpreted the rules of the game of soccer, declining them in a game context dedicated to pure fun, free from all the complications that have occurred in the greatest exponents of the genre in recent years. If you are passionate about the 'most beautiful game in the world' or are looking for a sports title to try your hand at, perhaps in the company of a close-knit group of friends, you should give it a chance: despite a certain lack of content and a few too many uncertainties in the management of physics, it is one of the most genuinely fun multiplayer titles that we have tried in recent times. Will it be able to make its way among the big names in the industry and stand as the 'next big thing' in a competitive landscape such as that of multiplayer titles? Posterity will decide.
Rematch has everything it needs to become the ultimate arcade soccer game, but it's in desperate need of a technical overhaul. The ideas are there, the fun is there, but the issues overshadow the virtues. Hopefully, with a patch or future updates, the game will resume after this hydration break, or else we'll be forced to go to overtime.
Rematch is a much more fun soccer game than EA Sports FC, but it's basically just Rocket League. And as a rocket league like game, Rematch does everything right - at least within the lines. The teamwork is satisfying, the games are short and intense, and the feeling of control over the ball is indescribably good. It's especially the play outside the lines where Rematch still has to prove itself. There's still a lot of video game missing from this video game, especially for a game that costs 25 euros and relies on a battle pass. Fortunately, that's easy to fix, so hopefully this figure won't age well.
Rematch can be fun in bursts and over time it should grow to have a decent community. The emphasis on player skill over unlocking perks and skill points is refreshing, but can be hindered by the control scheme and camera. Some issues also need to be sorted too. Rematch is a nice distraction as an arcadey football game, and it has its place, but it is a small club that needs to build over time to challenge the bigger ones.
This game has so much potential. The mechanics feel fresh, it's a much-needed change to the football video game landscape, and it comes from a young and ambitious studio. But right now the game feels like a beta. Crossplay is great, but there are still lots of bugs that need fixing, updates are slow, the ranked system makes no sense at all, and it's killing interest in the game - which in turn makes finding matches harder. I'm eager to see the game thrive, but right now I would carefully warn people to not take it too seriously. If you try to see the game as a competitive ranked experience, you will be disappointed by inconsistent matchmaking and a toxic attitude from higher level players. If you see it as a casual, fun way to spend time with friends, you'll have a great time.
Rematch, son zamanlarda çıkan en iyi futbol oyunlarından biri. Oynaması gerçekten çok keyifli, tabii iyi bir ekibiniz varsa. Ne yazık ki tek başınıza oynadığınızda, maçlarda sadece bireysel oynayan ve çalımla gol atmaya çalışan oyuncularla karşılaşıyorsunuz. Bu da oyunun keyfini ciddi şekilde azaltıyor. Yani Rematch, iyi bir ekiple oynandığında oldukça eğlenceli olabilir ama tek başına yeterince tat vermiyor. Ayrıca oyun henüz yeni olduğu için içerik anlamında biraz kısıtlı. Zamanla gelişeceğini düşünüyorum ama şu anlık biraz eksik hissettiriyor.
Rematch is an interesting twist on the sports game formula. But its netcode, various bugs, various animation issues, clunky shooting mechanics, messy hitbox detection and extreme amounts of exploits makes the early game experience questionable for new players and frustrating with time. Coupled with a ranked mode not using skill based matchmaking and no crossplay makes a $30 investment by players as a clear mistake. I can't in good conscious recommend this game.
The idea of this game is really cool. The experience can be very fun, but if you play solo online you constantly get teammates that cannot find the pass button, try to dribble, lose the ball and you concede a goal. Controls feel kinda awkward. Especially because the defaults are different from a game like FIFA. Battling for possession feels like playing pinball because you can tackle anyone without fouls, especially so in corners and near walls so you have no idea where the ball will go. Skill moves feel kind of overpowered, you can dribble past any defender with them. The game has potential though if they fix the issues with controls and mechanics. Maybe they should also have an endorsement system like Overwatch where you can upvote other players.
SummaryControl one player on your team and compete in fast-paced 5v5 matches from an immersive third-person perspective. Team up with your friends and join the action.