Wikipedia lists Metacritic as the review aggregator for Rocket League’s reception scores. The site uses Metacritic’s platform-specific critic scores to summarize how reviewers received the game.
Rocket League earned generally favorable reviews across its major versions. Wikipedia’s reception section discusses scores for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC, and Nintendo Switch, reflecting the fact that the game launched on multiple platforms and later expanded beyond its original release versions.
Reviewers commonly praised the multiplayer gameplay, graphics, and presentation, especially compared with Psyonix’s earlier game, Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars. Some criticism focused on the physics engine, although opinions differed over whether its unusual feel was a flaw or part of the game’s identity.
Metacritic is easy to confuse with individual review outlets such as GameSpot, IGN, or Polygon. Those publications supplied separate reviews, while Metacritic aggregates critic assessments into platform-specific scores. MobyGames is primarily a game database, and GameRankings and OpenCritic are different aggregation services, not the aggregator identified in this Wikipedia passage.