If any Xbox One X owners believe all that’s missing from Rocket League are more pixels, this December update should quell them. Psyonix confirmed on their blog that the Xbox One X version of the popular sports game will receive visual enhancements in the next major update. That means that Rocket League will have full,
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Rocket League’s RocketID system that will allow full cross-platform play has been pushed to early 2019 despite efforts to try and get it launched this year. We covered the latest blog post from Psyonix yesterday in which details on a new update for Rocket League is due to arrive in early December. That update will bring 4K functionality,
Following the start of Season 9 of Rocket League just a few weeks back, Psyonix has today provided an update and what new content fans can expect to see to hit the game before the end of 2018. In a new blog on the official Rocket League website, Psyonix said they have one major update planned for the remainder
Over on the Reddit for Rocket League, developer Psyonix gave players an update on the game’s upcoming cross-play features. Earlier this week Sony announced that they would finally be allowing cross-play in Epic Games’ Fortnite with other games potentially allowing the feature in the future. PlayStation 4 owners have been incredibly vocal about their desire to have the ability to
Psyonix announced just last week that Rocket’s League’s forthcoming update would feature a ton of new changes. As of today, that update has gone live. Patch v1.53 should be rolling out across all platforms today and by far the biggest new aspect of the update is that of the highly anticipated crossover with Hot Wheels. The Hot Wheels
The idea of radio controlled cars playing soccer in a dome-shaped arena was pretty unique one when Rocket League launched back in 2015. It was only a matter of time before Psyonix, the team behind the ever-evolving game known for joining forces with various big brands, collaborated with toy makers Hot Wheels to make that
Cross-platform parties were meant to be included in Rocket League as early as August, until a slight push to September—now, says developer Psyonix through a blog post, the implementation will come even later. Players across platforms will have to wait longer until they can party up in lobbies together. Psyonix implied that there was still
We received details about Rocket League’s new Clubs feature and the progression system last week but today, those updates finally hit the live servers. Previously in Rocket League, players would grind up to Rocketeer in what felt like a never-ending campaign to achieve a fancy title that could intimidate your enemies, or serve as an
For a game released over three years ago, Rocket League is seemingly more alive than ever. After hosting an in-game birthday party and releasing tons of new content this summer, Rocket League shows no signs of slowing down. Keeping with this trend, earlier today developer Psyonix detailed the game’s new Clubs feature– a feature that
The next update for Psyonix’s Rocket League will launch next week on August 29, 2018, for all platforms. This time around, the tweaks made will focus on how you earn XP and playing online with friends. The aptly titled Progression Update makes quite a few changes to the game’s progression system. First, the level 75
Now that the World Cup is finally over, we can shift our focus back to Rocket League, Psyonix’s fast-paced automotive take on soccer. While we won’t see any World Cup action for the next four years, Psyonix announced a new update for Rocket League that will be arriving sometime next week. The new update, referred
As Rocket League celebrate its third birthday, the game’s developer Psyonix shows no signs of slowing down. In a blog post published earlier today, Psyonix revealed the drop rates for Rocket League’s in-game crates. These drop rates (which, according to Psyonix, have been unchanged since the game launched the “Crates and Keys” system in September 2016)
Announced on this month’s Inside Xbox stream, Rocket League will be available for Xbox Game Pass subscribers starting today. Since Psyonix’s competitive vehicle-driven sports game will be part of Xbox’s game subscription service, the full game will be available to download. Additionally, Xbox Game Pass members will also get a discount on Rocket League if
Psyonix has provided details into what the upcoming Rocket League Rocket Pass system actually is that was originally announced in their May blog post, with the developer detailing its roadmap for summer 2018. Not a lot of information was revealed, but the gist of it was revealed in this snippet: “Alongside the XP and leveling updates,
Rocket League is getting a Jurassic World Car Pack DLC that introduces new cars and cosmetics to Psyonix’s title. It’ll be arriving on June the 18th launching before the movie Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom which will be arriving in cinemas on June the 22nd. The Jurassic World Car Pack will introduce the Jurassic Jeep Wrangler Battle-car which
Earlier this month we reported on the reveal of the next update for Psyonix’s Rocket League. The Salty Shores update has now officially launched onto all available platforms with a selection of new content. The update is free for Xbox One, PS4, PC, Mac, and Nintendo Switch. Here’s what you can expect to see: A
Ever since Rocket League was released a few years back, players have been gifted with a steady stream of content in order to keep the game interesting, and it seems like Psyonix isn’t ready to stop any time soon. Today, the developer and publisher announced the Salty Shores update for the game, and just like previous ones,
Developer Psyonix revealed their plans for the Rocket League Spring Feature Update, coming on April 3, 2018 to all platforms. Tournaments are one of the highlights for this upcoming download, along with a few quality of life improvements like an update to garage options and audio. Players can now choose to “Equip to Blue” or
If you were hoping to be able to jump into Rocket League to try out the brand new DC Super Heroes DLC Pack then you may be a bit disappointed but excited to find out that developer Psyonix has also released a new patch in conjunction with the DLC’s launch. While the patch, of course, adds the ability to buy
Starting today, Rocket League players may now pick up the DC Super Heroes DLC Pack for $3.99. Included in the pack are two premium Battle-Cars and other cosmetic items related to the super heroes of the DC universe. The two Battle-Cars included are The Dark Knight Rises Tumbler and the ’89 Batmobile. Besides the two
Indie developer Psyonix, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, and DC Entertainment have collaborated to bring the DC Universe to Rocket League with the DC Super Heroes DLC Pack. You can get a little glimpse of what you can expect from the recently released trailer and screenshots seen below. The DC Super Heroes DLC Pack will include
Psyonix announced yesterday that they were collaborating with Hot Wheels to make an RC toy set. Today, in keeping up with the Valentine’s Day news, Psyonix announced that Rocket League will begin its Tournament Beta on Steam next week, allowing players to create or join organized competitions. You can check out the teaser for the beta
Psyonix and Hot Wheels are teaming up once again but this time their partnership goes a bit further than just add-on content for Rocket League. It was announced today that a toy version of Rocket League with fully-featured remote controlled cars will be launching later this fall with the help of Hot Wheels. The Hot Wheels Rocket League RC
According to a tweet from the official support account of Rocket League, crossplay party support will arrive in 2018, meaning that the game’s 40-million-plus players will finally be able to invite their friends to play on the same team regardless of platform. Depending on the platform, players have been able to dribble, doink, and wave
There is a lot to love about rocket-powered soccer game Rocket League — something undeniable as the game still receives broad support on all platforms nearly three years after launch. Even this week, Psyonix is looking to update Rocket League’s default tune — and they want gamers to help. According to a recent tweet from Rocket League‘s official Twitter
In case you’ve been living under a rock for the past few years, the simple idea of cars driving around and playing soccer blew up into this really major video game called Rocket League. After initially releasing in 2015, Rocket League slowly became a worldwide phenomenon and now boasts one of the largest on most frequent player bases
If you’re an avid player of Rocket League and you want to get into the holiday spirit, then this may interest you. Today, developer Psyonix officially announced Frosty Fest, an in-game event for the popular e-sports game that features a ton of winter-themed content. The event will be structured similarly to the Haunted Hallow’s which took place during
Today, Psyonix has announced a new patch that is coming to Rocket League that will introduce a variety of new items that come straight from the ’80s. According to the developer, starting Monday, December 4th, the latest update to Rocket League will introduce“Velocity Crates” into the game. These crates will provide new gear for players to add
It has been a long time since Rocket League owners were teased on a Batman-themed Goal Explosion. First showcased in the original Batmobile reveal last March, developer Psyonix never actually added the Goal Explosion to the game — giving the explanation that it was a “trailer-only special effect.” All of that changes next week, when Psyonix — in an
It was announced last week that Rocket League would finally be releasing on the Nintendo Switch on November 14. Today, one week ahead of launch, Psyonix released a launch trailer for the game on the official Rocket League YouTube Channel. The trailer does a good job highlighting the features that the Nintendo Switch version of