Rocket League Arena:Starbase ARC, Neon Field, AquaDome, Neo Tokyo from lolgaroket's blog

Starbase ARC


In so many sci-fi worlds, everything looks so cleanly designed. That is how Starbase ARC looks with its panels across the field and the look of the grass, which must be mowed often to Rocket League Credits get this aesthetic.


On the default, looking up through the glass, you can see a planet and the sun overhead. It is at a scale that is jaw-dropping. Then it cranks it up a few notches in the aftermath variant, delivering neon-colored nebulas that might distract you while you try to play.


Neon Fields


Although Neon Fields has the word neon in its name, it still seems like an understatement due to its colors. Flashing lights and a DJ putting on a show makes this one of the most lively arenas in the game. It will also make you want to dance in between goals.


The background has a galaxy aesthetic reminiscent of Starbase ARC but a more retro style that fits its wild personality. It is simple yet striking with every detail from the mountains to the sky.


AquaDome


Step inside an aquarium in Rocket League is an aquatic adventure focusing on what is outside rather than how the field's design. Keep an eye out for sharks, jellyfish, coral, and more while you play.


Besides the wildlife, there are some structures lurking in the darkness. You can spot a sunken ship and a sign with the Rocket League logo if you look carefully. The shadows obscure the buildings and manmade objects, but if you look closely, you can see more to the arena than fish.


Neo Tokyo


Go through a time machine for Buy Rocket League Credits a futuristic look at Tokyo in all of its neon glory. The rainy default environment gives a slickness that glows as lights reflect off the water. With a name like Neo Tokyo, it reaches and surpasses the bar set by the other neon-covered arenas.


The rain is the default, but it has one other variant. The comic look gives it a more exaggerated color palette. The floor also gets upgraded to be cleaner with Japanese writing across the field.


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