09-24-2020, 01:48 PM
Reminder: Rocket League Is Now Free-To-Play On Nintendo Switch
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Update (Thu 24th Sep, 2020 07:45 BST): The day has arrived – Psyonix’s Rocket League is now a free-to-play game across all platforms including the Nintendo Switch.
Admittedly there’s been some teething issues, so if you encounter any problems, don’t be surprised.
You can view the full patch notes over on the official Rocket League website.
Original article (Wed 16th Sep, 2020 01:55 BST): Psyonix has announced its insanely popular “soccar” game Rocket League will go free-to-play on all platforms, including Nintendo Switch, next week on 23rd September.
When it is finally made available to everyone, it will no longer require users to have a Nintendo Switch Online membership in order to play matches online. Here’s the official cinematic trailer:
As part of this update, there’ll also be revamped tournaments and challenges, the return of the Season 1 Rocket Pass, two new items packs (Endo Starter pack and Jager Pack), and a new in-game event called new in-game event called Llama-Rama.
Psyonix has also rolled out an update today – allowing existing players to link their platforms with their Epic Games Account. These same players will also receive Legacy Status Items.
Are you excited for Rocket League’s free-to-play launch next week? Tell us down below.
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© PsyonixUpdate (Thu 24th Sep, 2020 07:45 BST): The day has arrived – Psyonix’s Rocket League is now a free-to-play game across all platforms including the Nintendo Switch.
Admittedly there’s been some teething issues, so if you encounter any problems, don’t be surprised.
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Rocket League free to play is LIVE and available for download!!! Get it now and #TakeYourShot pic.twitter.com/1CfAVFhkiZ— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) September 23, 2020
You can view the full patch notes over on the official Rocket League website.
Original article (Wed 16th Sep, 2020 01:55 BST): Psyonix has announced its insanely popular “soccar” game Rocket League will go free-to-play on all platforms, including Nintendo Switch, next week on 23rd September.
When it is finally made available to everyone, it will no longer require users to have a Nintendo Switch Online membership in order to play matches online. Here’s the official cinematic trailer:
Quote:Get ready to Take Your Shot when @RocketLeague goes free to play on #NintendoSwitch on September 23! pic.twitter.com/4AOKaG10Q3— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) September 15, 2020
As part of this update, there’ll also be revamped tournaments and challenges, the return of the Season 1 Rocket Pass, two new items packs (Endo Starter pack and Jager Pack), and a new in-game event called new in-game event called Llama-Rama.
Psyonix has also rolled out an update today – allowing existing players to link their platforms with their Epic Games Account. These same players will also receive Legacy Status Items.
Are you excited for Rocket League’s free-to-play launch next week? Tell us down below.