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.
Rocket Racing, a new arcade racer built in Fortnite by the team behind Rocket League, offers fast-paced, imaginative car physics and customizable cars on fantastical race courses. With short races lasting 2-3 minutes, Rocket Racing provides intense arcade racing action with rocket-powered boosts, freedom of movement, and various obstacles and speed pads on the tracks. Players can use XP earned in Rocket Racing towards their Fortnite battle pass, and cross-game ownership allows for the transfer of cosmetics between Fortnite, Rocket League, and Rocket Racing. The game is available for free on multiple platforms.
Rocket Racing, a spin-off of the popular arcade game Rocket League, is now available exclusively in Fortnite. The cinematic trailer hints at gameplay mechanics such as vehicle maneuverability, jumping, flying, and driving on walls and ceilings. Fans are excited to try out this new racing experience.
Fortnite's upcoming Rocket Racing mode, developed in collaboration with Rocket League developer Psyonix, is a supersonic arcade racer where players can drift, fly, and boost through an ever-growing selection of tracks. Inspired by Rocket League, the mode will feature vehicle skins and allow players to perform car tricks like air dodges. Rocket Racing will be released on December 8, bringing a new dimension of racing to the popular battle royale game.
Fortnite's upcoming Rocket Racing mode, developed in collaboration with Rocket League developer Psyonix, is a supersonic arcade racer where players can drift, fly, and boost through an ever-growing selection of tracks. Inspired by Rocket League, the mode will feature vehicle skins and allow players to perform car tricks like air dodges. Rocket Racing will be released on December 8, bringing a new dimension of racing to the popular battle royale game.
Rocket League, the popular car soccer game, will disable item trading starting in Season 13, eliminating the vibrant market for buying and selling cosmetics. Developer Psyonix stated that this change aligns with Epic's approach to game cosmetics and item shop policies, potentially allowing for cross-game ownership of vehicles. The decision has sparked shock and frustration among fans, who have enjoyed trading items with friends and building valuable collections. Psyonix emphasized that players can still trade duplicate items back to Epic for a chance at a higher rarity cosmetic, but all current trades will be final after December 5. The move comes amidst recent layoffs at parent company Epic Games, and the Rocket League community has expressed disappointment with the decision.
