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Psyonix has outlined future plans for Rocket League in its Fall Roadmap

by Chris Hyde on July 23, 2019

Psyonix has today confirmed plans for the future of Rocket League by releasing its Fall Roadmap of events to look forward to. The first announcement is an extension of the current Rocket Pass 3 to August 27, 2019. This means there will be no gap between that and the introduction of Rocket Pass 4 on August 28, 2019. To coincide with this changeover, the Competitive Season 11 will also end on August 27, 2019, with Competitive Season 12 starting the following day. This means you still have a month to improve your rankings and earn rewards.

In addition to this, Psyonix has also teased some upcoming changes to Rocket League, check out the official blurb below for a taste of what’s to come:

New Stats Two new stats are being added to all game modes: “High Five” and “Low Five.” Pull off a High Five by hitting your teammate in midair after scoring. Low Five is the same thing, but on field level. Plus, Hoops is getting its own new stat called “Swish.” As the name suggests, Swish is achieved by scoring without the ball touching the rim.

Return of Haunted Hallows We’re in the planning stages of our third installment of Haunted Hallows, which is coming this fall. We know that following Radical Summer is a tough act to follow, but we’re cooking up some wicked new content!

New and improved tournaments One of the goals in 2019 is to revamp Rocket League’s Tournament system. Think of it as Tournaments 2.0. This would include having automated, scheduled tournaments in-game that players could join. Look out for more info on the revamped Tournaments system later this year.

Regarding the last Roadmap Content that was discussed in May’s Roadmap including the Party-Up System, Inventory Management, and quality-of-life improvements to the player-to-player trading system are still in development. The goal is to roll out this functionality later in 2019.