If you needed a reason to keep on playing Rocket League (and let's be honest, you sorta shouldn't because it's great) developer Psyonix has only gone and set about releasing some brand new content for it. Set to release on April 26th, Psyonix's brand new Hoops game mode will release as free DLC for all folks who currently own the game. So I guess that makes Rocket League a racing meets football meets basketball kinda thing now, right?
We here at GameWatcher report on PC gaming. Not that there’s anything wrong with consoles--okay, actually, there are some things, but that’s beside the point--but it’s not our focus. But if Microsoft keeps moving the Xbox One in the direction it’s going, the lines between Xbox and PC news are going to start getting real thin.
In the past year, Rocket League players have gotten so good at exploiting the physics model in the game that they're able to punch the ball in mid-air, ricochet the ball off high walls, and so on. Psyonix has decided that they would unwrap a new gameplay mode for the game, changing the sport from football to basketball.
The free Batmobile DLC for Rocket League, which was announced two weeks ago as a tie-in to the upcoming Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice movie, is now available to download.
Esports have truly arrived. Psyonix announced today that they’ll be partnering with Twitch for an official Rocket League Championship Series.
For those not satisfied with owning the time traveling Lamborghini from the Back to the Future downloadable content for Rocket League, developer Psyonix has announced a new vehicle for the car sports game: the new Batmobile Battle-Car debuting in Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Rocket League has been one of the biggest indie smash hits in a long while, debuting on PC and PlayStation 4 last year to critical and commercial acclaim, while an Xbox One version launched this month. The game will now be heading to stores with a retail disc version coming this year.
Hey, Rocket League’s out on Xbox One this week! Obviously that doesn’t really matter to you discerning folks since you’re already playing it on PC, but the new release does bring with it an interesting tidbit thanks to Xbox’s Major Nelson.
Rocket League was one of last year’s biggest surprises, and the success of the little rocket car game that could is downright heartwarming. And there’s no sign of it slowing down!
Indie developer Psyonix has revealed that there will be a special new playlist added to Rocket League, called Rocket Labs. Basically, the new playlist will be a way for the developer to test new, untried maps with the public.
Slipping beyond the bounds of what we’re “supposed” to see is one of gaming’s secret thrills, and UncomfortableNPC on Reddit just busted out of a Rocket League playfield to see what our dark robo-car future will truly be like.
It's amazing to think that it's already been a year since Psyonix rolled out a smash hit centered around RC cars playing soccer, but here we are. The team is happily moving into the new year with significant changes for Rocket League and Season 2 will be coming soon for the game.
Indie developer Psyonix has announced in a Steam forum post that their popular "soccer-with-cars" game Rocket League will be adding color-coding for loot as well as different types of crowns for ranked players.
The Wall Street Journal published a feature story on the success of the smash hit indie "soccer with cars" game Rocket League in the past year. According to the Journal, Rocket League earned more than $50M in revenue.
Rocket League has been enjoying enormous success on PC and the PlayStation 4, and gamers from both platforms are able to play with and against each other online. The game is finally coming to Xbox One, but unfortunately there will be no crossplatform play with PC users.
Valve and Psyonix have announced that car football hybrid Rocket League will be getting some Portal-themed downloadable content in December for free.
Psyonix Games has revealed on the PlayStation Blog a new holiday-themed downloadable content pack for Rocket League called Snow Day, which will add some new cosmetics as well as new mutators.
Out here in the Rocket League, you do what you have to survive... or just win. Rocket League has been a fantastic competitive arena for gamers to pit their racing soccer skills against one another. Today, developer Psyonix announced new forthcoming DLC for the game, and it's going to get rusty and dusty.
Get ready for some zany changes to your Rocket League games. The newest update announced last month for Psyonix's over-the-top RC soccer experience has arrived, officially bringing mutators to the field of rocket-fueled football fun. And don't worry about buying it. The update is free.
Psyonix has announced a new, free downloadable content pack for their car combat/sports game Rocket League for November. The DLC pack is called "Mutators", and will include classic gameplay and new power-ups. The Mutators DLC features a low-gravity "Moonball" mode, as well as game modes from the game's predecessor Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars game modes, including "Cubic" and "Time Warp”. A special playlist, "Mutator Mashup," will mix the new and old gameplay modes into a single list.