Rocket League Fall 2018 Roadmap - Cross-platform, Xbox One X Support, Frosty Fest 2018, Rocket Pass 2 & New DLC

The end of the year 2018 is approaching and Psyonix has booked some nice surprises for its Rocket League players. On its official website, the developers announced the Rocket League Fall 2018 Roadmap, which features new updates and events planned for the month of December, 2018, as well as an exit window for the Rocket ID.

Rocket League Cross-platform Play and Rocket ID Delayed To 2019

The cross-platform is a feature much appreciated by the players since it allows to start a game with one of his friends without having to be on the same console. If some already own it, others have had trouble including it in their title, and Rocket League is one of them.

The Rocket ID is supposed to add this famous feature and was originally planned for the month of September. However, Psyonix had finally postponed its release, and had only said that its date was going to be unveiled "at the appropriate time". So it's on its official website that the developers have said that they intend to set it up for the end of the year, but given the change of position of Sony on the cross-platform, it will finally be available at the beginning next year, in 2019.

Indeed, Sony is known to be a builder blocking all possibilities to include the cross-platform, but it seems that the popularity of Epic Games thanks to its famous Battle Royale, Fortnite, has managed to change its mind. society so stubborn at first.

So it was a few weeks ago that the Japanese firm has finally launched a beta for the cross-platform on Fortnite, and all other companies see finally hope to have the same privilege. That's why Psyonix explained that they are preparing the Rocket ID for all platforms, that is, the PS4 is included in it.

Rocket League Xbox One X Support In Early December, 2018

This news is accompanied by several other changes that will the morale of the community. Indeed, for the Xbox One X owners, Rocket League will soon be optimized for the console, and thus offer a gaming experience in 4K with 60 FPS, which is also supported by HDR visibility. An early December release date is scheduled in for the souped-up upgrade!

Rocket League Frosty Fest 2018 In Mid-December, 2018

In addition, the last month of the year will also mean a new event also the last in-game Event to look forward to this year, the Frosty Fest 2018, which is a promise of winter fun and a lot of thematic stuff. Like the Haunted Hallows, you'll win snowflakes by playing games that you can trade for items like the theme, which will most certainly be Christmas, one of which will be a "Golden Gift". Little patience and a lot of new Rocket League items will be given to fans.

Rocket League Rocket Pass 2 & New DLC In Later December, 2018

Finally, to finish the year in style, then there’s the Rocket Pass 2 which sees new content added for those who pick it up, including a new suite of items arriving with it – and a brand new premium licensed DLC at some point. But what amounts to essentially a second season of Rocket League items being doled out for both free and premium users has not been revealed. Rocket Pass 1 ends on November 26 means the second Rocket Pass will start around that time. Now we are halfway through the first one, how far have you gone so far?

As you can see, Psyonix has some nice plans for Rocket League in the end of 2018. The game that already has over 40 million players worldwide only promises to grow in popularity and influence. We look forward to following this Rocket League 2018 Fall Roadmap with you. Stay tuned for more Rocket League news!