Unfortunately there are no videos of game play online that I could find and I've still not reinstalled my video capture application since my 6 month old M.2 SSD broke down the other week (Amazon refunded me the cost, but I lost some data that is unrecoverable). If I get time I'll install the program then capture some game play footage and upload it y You Tube, but it's unlikely as I'm in the early stages of helping with a new modification for Battlefield 2 which is already demanding a lot of my spare time. To anyone still playing Battlefield 2; the mod is fast becoming one of my favourite Battlefield 2 modifications and is in my opinion one of the best I've ever played (and I've more or less played every one since the game was released 16 years ago; unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to disclose anything details until it's released. I will post some information and images in the forums when I'm allowed). Battlefield 2 together with it's two earlier compatriots and Men of Valor are my all-time favourite FPS games and still play all four games regularly despite their age (16 to 19 years) and despite more recent released FPS games looking far better graphically, apart from maybe ArmA 3, which is another favourite of mine. I'm actually in the process of building a dedicated server for one of the games so that friends can play online with me, (Men of Valor)

Rockcar:

In Brief:
Rockcar is a 2D physics based football game for two players created using the Unity engine.

Introduction:
Rockcar is a 2D football game for two in which you control radio-controlled cars. The whole gameplay resembles a real football game, but with elements of survival racing, the main task is to score as many goals as possible into the opponent's goal in order to get the highest score. Choose the car you like and go with your friend to the dynamic game.

Reference accessed HERE 2nd July 2021.

The Game:
Rockcar is a 2D physics based game for two local players; playing a football game where the players use vehicles instead of footballers to hit the ball. The ball physics are reasonable, though the ball movement feels a little sluggish/Slo-Mo. The aim of the game is to score goals against your opponent by manoeuvring you car, or moving your opponents car out of the way, by flipping them. The default controls for each player are as follows:

Player One - Red Car::

Q = rotate Left
E = Rotate Right
A = Drive Left
D = Drive Right
Space = Jump/flip

Player 2 - Blue Car:

U = rotate Left
O = Rotate Right
J = Drive Left
L = Drive Right
Shift = Jump/flip

Apart from Red or Blue you can change the colour of each vehicle to Crimson, Purple, and Aquamarine. You can also change the vehicle (default racing car) to a truck cab from Grey to Pink, Aquamarine or Mauve using the left or right arrows located next to the vehicles from the main game menu (see the fourth image above). You can change the match time from 1, 2 or 3 minutes of game play; and, there are also three backgrounds you can use i.e. a white background, an empty stadium or a full stadium at night with the moon. When restarting the game it always defaults to the original two vehicles, red and blue, with the empty stadium and two minute game play. Unfortunately you cannot change the key bindings or use a hand held controller; though this may be possible if you use one of those conversion programs such as AntiMicro, and I believe it's possible to map controller buttons to keyboard controls via HERE?

If you are able to connect two keyboards to your computer it would be easier for the two player game to progress and be more enjoyable. If you have left and right handed players but only one keyboard, the right handed player would be more suited to playing the player one position as this would give players a little more room on a single keyboard (see key bindings above).

Each game is timed and the aim is to score as many goals as you can within the time, which cunts down from one, two or three minutes, depending on which you've chosen via the set up menu (see fourth image). If at the end of the match you are drawn , the match goes into an over time (OT) round called Golden Goal. The first player to score in this round wins the match.

Conclusion:
Rockcar is definitely a playable game, but I do think it relies a lot on luck due to the sometimes random movement/bouncing of the ball physics. I also felt the ball was too sluggish at times. Still in short doses; for example, during a coffee/tea break, it would be an ideal and fun accompaniment to your break. It's not a game I personally could play for more than 10 minutes at a time (I will be keeping it) and as already mentioned by Huh below, I don't think it's worth $5 when not being given away for free because you can get similar online browser games to play via many free browser game sites that include more variety with respect to game play.

The game could be improved if an high score table was included that kept a record of the best scores and who won matches, and include additional modes added, such as a top down version, much like the old game of Subbuteo where you could bounce the ball off non player vehicles that randomly move around the field. Also for the 2D version include a wider variety of vehicles and maybe even be able to customise them via a separate screen.

The game defaults to a windowed mode with no option to put the game in full screen. However, you can adjust the window to fill the screen and make it fit whatever shape of monitor you have by dragging the corners of the window, like any standard window on your desktop.

Notes on Security
I scanned a zipped copy of the installed game and it found zero hits from 58 antimalware engines. The downloaded executable may include some low level adware that only opens your browser to Falcoware's home page after the game has installed and places four shortcuts onto your desktop (which can be safely deleted once the game has installed). The installation does not inject any malware into your system. When your browser is opened to Falcoware's home page when the game has been installed, it earns Falcoware games some money, part of which is given to the developer of the game for allowing the game to be given away free. You can see the results of the scan via the following link:

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/fd2dcd20a686adb3f7a95c4c0561a1b73cc5c704b5406034b03443e4b69b8aa3/detection

Other Free Games:
The latest free game from Epic is The Spectrum Retreat - a challenging, first-person puzzle game set in the near future. You awake at The Penrose hotel, a peaceful yet unsettling refuge from the outside world. As a valued guest, your existence is embedded into the corridors and guest rooms of The Penrose and will be availbe to add to your Epic account until Thursday 8th July at 4pm UK time/11am EST.
Two more games will then be given away called Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead (looks great) which combines the legendary and challenging puzzle gameplay of Bridge Constructor™ with the post-apocalyptic zombie universe of AMC’s The Walking Dead and Ironcast that was Inspired by Victorian-era science fiction writers such as H.G. Wells and Jules Verne, Ironcast is set in an exciting alternative history; a time when refined men and women in top hats and bonnets commanded gigantic walking war machines, laying waste to the enemies of the British Empire! Take control of a 7 meter tall walking vehicle called an Ironcast and face off against an invading force of enemy Ironcast in order to defend 1880's Victorian England. The game is one of my favourite versions of a match three game where creating matches gives you chances to beat your AI opponent. I already have this game on Steam and love it. It has mainly positive reviews. These will be available to add to your EPIC games library from Thursday the 8th July to Thursday 15th July at 4pm UK time/11am EST when a new set of games will be available to add to your account. Since Epic Games started to give away games I've accumulated over 270 games not counting duplicates, most of which are either AAA or high end indie arcade games.

Also from Epic, If you play online with friends there are several free online games for example there 's a decent PvE/PvP FPS game called Scavengers with a coop mode (I checked it out recently and it looks fantastic as well as plays well) and you can still get the clicker RPG Idle Champions. I've posted some details about Idle Champions over in the forums HERE, where you'll also find links to a Reddit page where you can pick up codes to redeem chests for free that give you various buffs and other items to add to your account that boost your heroes abilities and health as well as affect your group of heroes in game, for example potions that boost health or DPS, contracts that can improve armour or weapons already used by the heroes or other contracts that add specific amounts of gold to your bank as well as items of jewellery, armour or weapons that buff your characters stats. I've stopped playing the game simply because it was too addicting.

Please see Delenn's threads for Steam and Non Steam freebies HERE and HERE respectively. Delenn has been updating these regularly for years now. It’s worth adding these links to your favourites and checking regularly for available freebies. Most are only free for a specific time. If you miss the deadline you’ll miss out. Once added to your account, it’s yours to keep. Delenn has recently posted details of more Steam games that are temporarily free. One may be until it leaves early access??? - i.e. Tower Ball - Incremental Tower Défense plus a reflex game called Keyboard Killers are still free. Delenn posted details of a free origin came called Battlefield 4 which is available for free if you have an Amazon Prime account (If you like FPS games, it's a brilliant game to own. (not sure if it's still live).


You'll find hundreds of freeware games of all arcade and indie genres on Itch.io and Caimans Games as well as other sources. Please do check out the game discussion forums for older posts HERE (the sticky section is useful). Many of the earlier posts may be out of date with respect to the links I and others have provided to the free games; however, you only need to know the name of the game to find most of them via other sources. Many of those games from 2008 to around 2017 were posted as part of a project to supplement the lack of weekday games when the game giveaway went to weekend only games around Easter 2008 (mainly instigated due to the financial crisis of 2008) until November 2018 when Falcoware stepped into the weekday slot; however, from around 2015 onwards we did start to get the occasional Steam key for various games offered as limited giveaways, with a restriction on the number of keys available (anywhere from 25 to 2000+). These included over 60 decent AAA games and indie arcade games ; for example some of the better AAA games included , lucky Warhammer: Vermintide 1 & 2 plus DLC for version 2; Dreadlands, Mount & Blade: Warband, Immortal Unchained and Conan Exiles.


The Indie Gala developers freebies are available HERE (latest additions) and HERE (81 games in the Showcase, most full versions). Recent additions include In Between Land Sonya: The Great Adventure, The Last Dream: Developer's Edition, Deep Despair Cube Runner, Agatha Christie - The ABC Murders, Whispering Willows Snow White Solitaire. Charmed Kingdom, Adam Wolfe (Complete Edition), Doodle Devil, Deep Space Anomaly and the latest addition Kick Ass Commandos; plus, many more in the showcase section HERE and the Freebies section HERE.

It’s worth adding most of the links to your favourites and checking regularly for available freebies. Most are only free for a specific time. If you miss the deadline you’ll miss out. Once added to your account, they are yours to keep. :)