Rocket League Cross Platform Coming this September, Called RocketID

Today, developer Psyonix confirmed that the upcoming update for Rocket League will finally bring cross-platform play.

Coming later this month and into September players can download RocketID, which will allow players to play together on Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch. In addition, new changes to the progression system will be made.

Competitive season 9 will also start this fall and is moving to Sports Playlist with its own Ranked tab.

First, the most pressing news: we are still putting the finishing touches on RocketID -- better known as Cross-Platform Parties -- by making sure that it lives up to our standards and yours. With that in mind, we have decided to target RocketID for September (pending first-party certification) instead of this month as we had originally planned. It was a tough decision to make, yes, but our focus on quality -- even at the expense of our schedule -- is in place so that we can provide you with the excellent play experience that you deserve.

Though RocketID has been pushed out to the update after next, we’re still on track to deliver the "August Update," as it’s called for now, by the end of the month. The August Update includes a big change to progression, which updates what happens when you gain levels in Rocket League along with major tuning related to how frequently that happens. Our intent is to make gaining levels desirable, achievable, and rewarding.

Rocket League is now available for Xbox One, PS4, PC, and Nintendo Switch.

Adam Siddiqui, NoobFeed
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