Rocket Strike

Counter-Strike 2 bomb defusal on Dust II, except anyone can press F and swap into their own Rocket League car.

What you get

• Your real Rocket League cars: Octane, Dominus, Fennec and Breakout, with their own bodies, wheels and blue or orange team paint. They're read from your Rocket League install on first launch.
• Drive like Rocket League: W/S to drive, the mouse steers, Shift for unlimited boost, Space to jump, and a chase camera.
• Supersonic demolitions: hit an enemy at supersonic speed and they're demolished on the spot, with Rocket League's own demolition sound and a DEMOLITION callout.
• Drive-bys: your gun still works from the car, and enemies can shoot you out of it.
• Plant and defuse from the car: park on a bomb site and the C4 is ready, so hold fire to plant. Park by the bomb and hold E to defuse.
• Rocket League sounds: boost, jump, demolition, and the goal explosion when your team wins a round.
• Pick your car with the buttons during freeze time, or !car octane|dominus|fennec|breakout in chat.
• Bots fill both teams in a competitive Dust II match.

How it runs Press Play and Rocket Strike builds the cars and sounds from your own Rocket League (a few seconds, the first time only). It then starts CS2 in a local match with VAC off (-insecure), so your account is never at risk. Start CS2 normally for matchmaking. It uses Valve's official CS2 scripting and never changes either game's files. Nothing from either game is shipped.

Playing together (experimental) Each game is a listen server for up to 10 players. Friends who've run Rocket Strike once can try joining you through the Steam friends list. Joining hasn't been tested yet (it needs two Steam accounts).

You need Counter-Strike 2 and Rocket League installed. Not affiliated with Valve or Psyonix.