Rocket League Season 8 Rewards, Competitive Season 9 New Modes and More Info

Rocket League, this guilty little pleasure after a day of hard work soon sees its season 8 close to make room for a new competitive season 9, as the Rocket League Competitive Season 8 Rewards and new information of the Season 9 has been announced officially!

Rocket League Season 8 End Date

The Rocket League competitive season 8 will end with the game’s next update. But the pecific end date has not been announced yet, at least we know the end is in sight. If you want to get a ahead-idea about it, check out our Rocket League Competitive Season 8 End Date Speculation. Those who want to push for that final stretch to get as high as possible should do so now. There’s not a lot of time left.

Rocket League Season 8 Rewards

As usual with the end of the season, there will be rewards for the highest rank achieved (and all the ranks below it). Depending on the reward rank you have achieved in competitive games in competitive playlists, you will receive a rocket to customize your vehicle (bronze trail for bronze ranks, diamonds for diamond ranks, etc.) as well as all lower rank trails. Small peculiarity for the players having reached the Grail of the row Grand Champion, they will have moreover access to a title "Season 8 Grand Champion".

Rocket League Season 8 Rewards Distribution Breakdown:

Bronze I or higher – ‘Season 8 - Bronze’ Rocket

Silver I or higher – ‘Season 8 - Silver’ Rocket + lower Rocket s

Gold I or higher – ‘Season 8 - Gold’ Rocket + lower Rocket s

Platinum I or higher – ‘Season 8 - Platinum’ Rocket + lower Rocket s

Diamond I or higher – ‘Season 8 - Diamond’ Rocket + lower Rocket s

Champion I or higher – ‘Season 8 - Champion’ Rocket + lower Rocket s

Grand Champion – 'Season 8 Grand Champion' in-game Title + all Season 8 Rocket s

Rocket League Season 9 New Modes and More Info

Rocket League Season 9 will (most likely) start an hour after season 8 ends and will bring some long-awaited new modes. Big novelty of this season 9, the game modes a little more exotic will disappear casual playlist and will appear for the first time in games classified. It will be of course playlists apart from those you already know (solo, duo, standard and standard solo).

Rumble, Dropshot, Hoops and Snow Day modes will be found in dedicated playlists as soon as the new season is available, all 3v3 with the exception of Hoops, which is 2v2.

MMR will be separate from the Rocket League regular “soccar” ranked season, but your rank and wins will still contribute to your overall season reward. However, Psyonix considers additional rewards for those who put some more time in the extra modes, such as in-game titles.

With the addition of Ranked Extra Modes (formerly called Ranked Sports), Psyonix is permanently closing the doors of Casual Extra Modes to keep the player base from splitting too much. Those who prefer to play unranked can hide the ranked aspect to keep a more casual mindset. While this is good for the casual players, it may cause some annoyance for those who play Rocket League more seriously. A teammate who doesn’t fully commit in a ranked game is a frustration most players would rather avoid.

Cross-play of Rocket League still pushed back

That all those who are waiting for the possibility of creating gaming groups with PC, Switch and Xbox players are struggling, the functionality of cross-plasterform groups is once again pushed back. No new date announced, but Psyonix speaks points of detail to improve so that the experience is the most satisfactory possible on all platforms. We cross fingers for an arrival with the update that will follow.