Rocket League will be flying to the Epic Games Store this summer, as part of a new update that will also make the game free to play. Therefore, you will be leaving Steam permanently. The game's publisher, Psyonix, just announced this news on their blog. There are also several changes coming to the ultra-popular title, following its move from Steam to the Epic Games Store. Rocket League will always be a cross-platform game, and anyone who already owns Rocket League on Steam will receive full support, including future updates and features. However, once Rocket League moves under the Epic Games banner, new players will no longer be able to download the Steam version. If you're not a fan of the Epic Games interface, we suggest you get Rocket League on your favorite platform. Before he's gone forever.
Steam enters second gear
Bonus for Steam members who download the game now: you will receive the Legacy badge. This allows you to unlock and play all Rocket League DLC. An honorary title "Est. 20XX "will display the year of your first game in the foot-course game. Finally, you'll get over 200 common items that will be upgraded, including the "Golden Cosmos Boost," Dieci-Oro wheels, and a Huntress banner. All rewards will be awarded upon the release of the free version on the Epic Games Store. With the move to free-to-play, Rocket League's phenomenal success shouldn't be hampered by an exclusivity deal (Epic Games bought Psyonix earlier this year). The publisher wants to preserve the cross-platform model and keep the versatile community of players currently online. If you haven't tried Rocket League yet, the game is available on Steam, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. It is also part of the Xbox Game Pass. Rocket League Humble Bundle United Kingdom