Rocket League Cross-platform Parties Play System For Xbox One, PS4, Switch, Steam PC To Launch In 2018?

Rocket League is promised to be getting more improvements in 2018! At the beginning of 2018, the first beta test for in-game tournaments will take place and the progress system will also be revised. Experience points and level upgrades should feel more meaningful to the player through unlockable banner, title and decryptor. Also, since the release in 2015, not much changed user interface gets 2018 a major overhaul. As probably the most important point are cross-platform parties on the agenda of the developers. Certain Rocket League's friends program, such as chats and friend lists, will work complete cross-platform. Rocket League Cross-platform parties is one of the most highly requested features of the game, so seeing Psyonix take preliminary action to make this a reality is encouraging. While when will friends be able to play together whether they’re playing from the office on Switch, or at home on their gaming PC or console? Finally we get a little hint of the possible release date of the Rocket League Cross-platform Party System from Rocket League officially.

The ability to party-up with friends across platforms has been teased and referenced by Psyonix in several interviews. A first test for these features already took place in the autumn of 2017. Psyonix rolled out a Steam beta test for cross-platform parties with which PC players can be matched with other players across both game 4 and Xbox One platforms, and then the new Rocket League Switch version of the game shows how powerful a weapon cross-platform play can be for everyone involved, while the two consoles game 4 and Xbox One can't be matched up together yet. Depending on the platform, players have been able to dribble, doink, and wave dash around the field with players from other platforms but they have not been able to party up, trade, or guarantee that they will be on the same team. For meet match the players’ request, Microsoft, Sony and Psyonix are currently working on full PS4/PC/Xbox One/Switch cross-platform party system.

According to a tweet from the official support account of Rocket League, cross-platform play party support will arrive in 2018, meaning that the game’s 40-million-plus players will finally be able to invite their friends to play on the same team regardless of platform. The story is that a user named Floshke who tweeted asking when he would be able to play ranked with players on PS4, and then Rocket League Help responded with this:

Hey there! We’re actively working on cross-platform party support for a 2018 release.

— Rocket League Help (@RL_Support) January 21, 2018

Rocket League is currently available on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch. With this official response from Rocket League, we can expect soon play Rocket League with friends together whether they they’re playing on PS4, or Xbox One, or their gaming PC or on Switch! We will update more Rocket League latest news here for you, stay tuned! What’s more, use VIP Coupon “GT5” to get biggest discount to buy Rocket League Items, Crates, Keys on our store.