Rocket League has hit a major stride in 2020. Major front menu changes will occur along with more streamlined teaching tools as the developer expects a whole new group of players to try the game once the free-to-play change occurs, possibly breaking the peak player count record set earlier this year.
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This fall Rocket League will receive a major update that intends to make the game easier to digest for beginners. The news isn't surprising as free-to-play games on both consoles haven't required an online subscription for some time but Xbox One owners are currently out of luck due to Microsoft's policies on multiplayer games requiring a Gold subscription.Īnnounced in July, developer Psyonix's push for free-to-play isn't the only big change coming to the popular multiplayer game. Earlier this month, Psyonix announced that Nintendo Switch and PlayStation players will not be required to have a subscription to their console's online service in order to play Rocket League online. The announcement of the game going free-to-play isn't the only good news for fans of Rocket League. RELATED: Best Online Co-Op and Multiplayer Games for Social Distancing
The change will apply to all platforms Rocket League is available on. Fans of the vehicular soccer video game Rocket League have some major changes to look forward to as a date has been announced for when the game will be officially going free-to-play.Īnnounced by Nintendo on Twitter, the free-to-play change means the game will no longer require a purchase for those who have yet to play Rocket League and are looking to try the mega hit sports title.
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