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Psyonix LLC is an American video game developer. They are the esteemed creators of Rocket League and Fortnite Rocket Racing.

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Rocket League for PC is free this weekend, Dropshot tryouts

Windows, Linux or macOS - you can play Rocket League for free this weekend, as long as you are playing it on a PC. If you manage to have some fun during the weekend, the game can also be acquired at a discount until the following Monday.

MAY 9

Rocket League announces partnership with WWE for 2018

Rocket League's developers partnered up with WWE for in-game crossovers as well as real life sponsorships. As a part of this partnership, Psyonix will be adding WWE items to the game. WrestleMania 34, will feature playable Rocket League.

FEBRUARY 27

Rocket League Tournaments Beta coming soon

Rocket League's Tournaments Beta is set to go live next week. The beta will only be available to players who have purchased their copy of the game via Steam. The Tournaments Beta version of the game will replace the Live version you already have installed.

FEBRUARY 15

Rocket League about to get more competitive

For Rocket League, some game modes are made more equal than others - at least when it comes to the more competitive aspects of the game. A wave of updates for the game will aim to make modes outside the core Soccar more appealing to competitively minded players, eventually.

FEBRUARY 7

Rocket League's spring road map

Psyonix shared its road map for Rocket League updates they plan on releasing during the next couple of months. Some quality of life improvements that have to do with in-game items and a new Tournaments mode are set to release in March.

FEBRUARY 1

Rocket League - autumn update

Rocket League is about to get a fresh autumn update. The update will bring a new seasonal arena and mark the start of the Competitive Season 6. After the update rolls out, players will be given a chance to test out some of the upcoming features.

SEPTEMBER 13

Rocket League will now auto-ban you for bad language

Until now Psyonix has been addressing its Rocket League community etiquette issue with a mute and report system. That approach will now be supplemented by robots. Actually, it's just an auto-ban system based on certain words deemed inappropriate by the developers.

AUGUST 3