Rocket League is over 10, indicating that the wheels of time will never stop spinning

Today marks the past ten years Rocket League Originally released on PC and PS4Included as part of PS Plus As early as July 7, 2015. The “Soccar” game is now quite old, 10 to be exact, and one might forget that it is actually a 2008 sequel Supersonic acrobatic rocket-driven combat vehicle. Not only that, but Rocket League is one of the first cross-platform multiplayer champions The same was true at that time.

Developer Psyonix is ​​celebrating birthday milestone Rocket League throughout the season (Still September 17). For example, there are now 10 new national anthems of performers in Monstercat's store, such as Slushii's “Love u Meeds U” and Tokyo Machine's “Rock It”. DFH Stadium has also had 10th anniversary changes as well as a celebrating login reward in the past few weeks. The studio also promises a 10-foot-10-foot Deadmau5 LTE that will begin on August 5.

A lot has happened to the Rockets League over the past decade. Within one month of its launch in 2015, The game has passed more than 5 million downloads. At that time, the Rockets League purchase cost was $20, but It's free to play in summer 2020. This happened about a year later Fortnite Maker Epic Games acquires Psyonix May 2019. Psyonix has also been released Rockets are part of Fortnite in 2023with the promise, the Rockets League will not be eliminated.

So far, this commitment has been maintained. Earlier this year Rocket League gets new Star Wars mode on May 4For example. The game is still in Gamespot 25 Best Free PC Games and List of 25 Best PS5 Multiplayer Gameseven ten years later. Rocket League is available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch – including backward compatibility Switch 2.