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Featuring some impressively long patch notes, and a substantial progression revamp.
Psyonix have come out and published information on what the odds are of you getting an Exotic skin (hint: it's not phenomenal).
The developer considers their prime title to be a 'games-as-a-service' sort of thing, which translates to quite a bit of long-term support for Rocket League.
You'll be able to give Rocket League a whirl free of charge come this Thursday, and why on earth wouldn't you?
Jurassic Park fans are loving life at the moment, with a new movie on the way shortly, and then we've got Jurassic World: Evolution on the 12th June, and now we're getting a Jurassic World Car Pack for Rocket League! What a time to be alive.
Halloween is certainly still a thing. Though the trick or treaters have dwindled in my area, kids and adults alike still use it as an excuse to throw a big party or group up for some straight-to-DVD horror flicks from the bottom shelf of their closest supermarket. Games, however, find plenty of ways to celebrate Halloween, and Rocket League is next.
With the start of a new season comes the start of a new major Rocket League update. The Autumn Update arrives today and once again brings new crates, cars, maps, and plenty of other ways to pass some time in the arena.
We've not sure why it's happened, but it's happened. Rocket League has a movie - sort of. It's not an announcement for a Universal Pictures adaption of everyone's favourite colourful vehicular media since Speed Racer, but it might as well be.
Just like last season and every season before it, Psyonix is tweaking the Rocket League competitive scene a little more with the upcoming Season 6. This time, it'll be like playing competitive for the first time all over again.
Focusing mostly on weekday news, there's the occasional big announcement that slips us by. If this was double drop-rate on Legendary Diablo III items, we would have been all over it - most likely - but there's always so much going on with Rocket League that it's difficult to keep up. We're not sure where Double Painted would come into that game, though.
We don't usually cover much of the eSports beat here at GameWatcher, but after a weekend of solid Rocket League play during the Rocket League Championship League Qualifiers, there's no reason not to comment on the massive show of strength demonstrated by Dan "Bluey" Bluett.
With the training regime mode having been part of Rocket League for some time now, Psyonix are starting to outline the best player submitted training maps. This time around, they're focusing on the skills needed to push you into the upper tiers - aerial shots.
Rocket League is celebrating its second anniversary this month. With over 30 million players picking up the game across its current lifespan, there's still around 6-7 million of those playing every month.
If you were prepared to stay up late waiting for Rocket League's big anniversary update; that's exactly what you'll need to do depending on your timezone.
Rocket League is still a phenomenon, that's for sure. It's one of those games you'll likely throw yourself back into once the itch demands to be scratched. Whether you've been away for some time, or never left the league at all, you'll notice some new additions very soon.
With Rocket League basically having cemented itself as a pop-culture icon since its debut back in 2015, you might like to hear that we've bordering its second anniversary. And yearly celebrations are a must.
Beginning on May 6, 2017, Rocket League will introduce a new range of its now classic Loot Crates - the Nitro Crate. Being the day before, we've only been given vague hints of what to expect inside these lock boxes - but we can at least share the knowledge and decide what we're going to aim for.
Rather than appear out of nowhere, the next major Rocket League update has a plan. It's coming out tomorrow, and you should all be excited!
Without treading into the realm of meme-inducing bad pop songs - it's Friday! But we're only saying it once. You know it, we know it; everybody looks forward to the weekend. And we'll only acknowledge its existence for a single reason - video games!