Rocket League Spring 2018 Roadmap Detailed

Rocket League is has a lot of updates since its debut and Psyonix has revealed a brand new roadmap for the future of the game. 

The update will include new crate, Spring feature update, cross-platform play, and more.

FEBRUARY

February Content Update

Competitive Season 7 Begins

Competitive Season 6 Rewards

New Crate

New RLCS Fan Rewards

Tournaments Beta

Steam public beta for our upcoming Tournaments Feature

MARCH

New Licensed Premium DLC

Spring Event

SPRING (MARCH-APRIL)

Spring Feature Update

Tournaments

Play against other players in bracketed, single elimination tournaments

Quality of Life Updates

Item Stacking

Better Item Filtering, Searching, and Sorting

Equip to Blue/Orange Team for Painted Car Bodies

New and Expanded Options

Packet Send/Receive Rate and Bandwidth Limits

“Team Quick Chat Only”

Disable “One Minute Remaining”, etc. messages

Connection Quality Info

See notifications for Packet Loss, Latency Variance, and Server Performance in-game

Will help us and the community better differentiate between “server issues” and connection problems

Switch Performance & Visual Quality Updates

Performance Mode - 900p (Docked) / 720p (Handheld) @ 60 FPS with infrequent dynamic resolution scaling

Quality Mode - Native 1080p (Docked) / 720p (Handheld) @ 30 FPS with added visual effects

APRIL AND BEYOND

Once we’re past the Tournaments release we’ll begin talking more about our roadmap for the summer and beyond with posts like these every few months. As a quick reminder, here are some of the features that are still being developed for 2018 release:

Cross-Platform Parties

Party up and matchmake with players from other (participating) platforms

Progression Updates

Make XP relevant again

Earn Decryptors through play

New Banners, Titles, and other rewards for reaching high levels

New Arenas

New Features

Xbox One X - We are now targeting Xbox One X support for late 2018

Rocket League is now available for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Adam Siddiqui, NoobFeed
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