
"Cross-Platform Rocket Racing Unites Fortnite and Rocket League Players"
Psyonix has confirmed that Rocket Racing, a new game released inside Fortnite, will not replace Rocket League. Both games will continue to grow side-by-side, with Rocket League still receiving updates and hosting the Rocket League Championship Series. Psyonix also mentioned the possibility of cross-game vehicle ownership between the two titles. Rocket Racing features arcade-style racing with solo and multiplayer support, and more tracks and modes will be released in 2024. This launch follows the recent release of Lego Fortnite, which has already attracted over 2 million players, and is followed by a music-themed Festival mode launching on December 9.




