Psyonix kicked off Halloween in Rocket League and added all the new cosmetics that reference the Ghostbusters movie that pretty much everyone liked.

One of Steam's most played games, Rocket League, has been delisted and is now exclusively available on Epic Games Store.

Fortnite celebrates Rocket League going free-to-play with brand new content which includes a concert, in-game rewards and items. Rocket League also has something special to offer with its event which goes live on September 26, 2020.

Psyonix and Epic Games announced that the new patch is now live in Rocket League, which also brings the legacy status for those who played the game over the past few years.

It looks like Psyonix's vehicular football game Rocket League will become free to play on September 23, 2020, according to an early listing on Nintendo Store.

Epic Games' purchasing of Psyonix and Rocket League resulted in major changes, such as the game going free to play in the future and devs now offered a glimpse into the upcoming alterations.

Psyonix have already announced that the launch of Rocket League on the Epic Games Store will also include going free-to-play, and it will tie in with the Support-A-Creator program.

Psyonix have announced that Rocket League's launch on Epic Games Store will coincide with the game going free-to-play, and while Steam and other players will get to keep playing, it will only be available via EGS in the future.

Psyonix have reacted to community feedback made improvements to Rocket League's bump and demolition detection, the kind that should pave the way to a more consistent system.

Psyonix's Rocket League is a game that requires both aiming skill and mechanical prowess in other areas but if you are lacking the first one, the Heatseeker mode will be just the thing for you.