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Patch v2.26

**Patch v2.26** was released on March 7, 2023.

## The Headlines

* v2.26 prepares Rocket League for Season 10. Additional patch notes will be posted when Season 10 begins on 3/8/2023, 8 a.m. PST / 4 p.m. UTC

## Changes and Updates

### Average Wait Time (Matchmaking)

* An “Average Wait Time” counter has been added to the matchmaking search screen
	+ Average Wait Time is based on the player population of the Regions and Playlists you select, and your Rank or skill level in those playlists
* Time is displayed in minutes and seconds
	+ Example: “Average Wait Time: 1:15”
	+ In the unlikely event that the wait time is longer than 10 minutes, the message changes to “Average Wait Time: > 10 Minutes”
* For brand new Game Modes, LTMs, or Playlists with no Rank or skill history, the Average Wait Time counter may be hidden for a short period of time.
* The Playlist Population meme generator indicator has been removed from the top-right corner of the Casual, Competitive, and Extra Modes menus

## Bug Fixes

* Fixed cosmetic bugs:
	+ Huntress Decal for Dingo
	+ Blockparty Decal on Painted Car Bodies
	+ Titanium White Standard Boost
	+ Animated Decals on painted variants of Hotshot Body
* Fixed a bug causing Special Edition Infinite Yankii RL wheels to appear as normal Yankii RL wheels
* [Xbox] Fixed a bug causing the first character to disappear when using the Xbox virtual keyboard to enter a team name
* [PS] Unable to purchase credits after browsing contents for more than 10 minutes
* [PC] Fixed a stability bug causing a crash on game exit
* Fixed a bug causing incorrect camera and car placement when rapidly navigating shots in Custom Training

## Known Issues

For a complete list of Known Issues in Rocket League, please visit the Known Issues blog.

* When queuing for Casual 3v3 Standard for the first time after downloading today’s update, players might see an Average Wait Time of “> 10 Minutes” when matchmaking.
	+ This is a visual error that will resolve if the player reboots the game.

## External links

* Patch Notes v2.26 on Rocket League - Official Site
Pelé

**Pelé** items were added to the game to celebrate Pelé's 80th Birthday (October 23, 2020) for 2 days October 17th and 18th 2020. It was available to buy in the Item Shop. The items have returned once more on April 19th 2021 with a addition of Pelé's antenna. **Pelé** items were available in a separate Pelé Tab in the Item Shop.

## Gallery

Pelé ArtworkPelé DecalPelé Player BannerPelé Wheels
Trailer
Celebrate Pelé in Rocket LeagueOfficial trailer
Patch v2.02

**Patch v2.02** was released on August 24, 2021.

## Bug Fixes

* [PlayStation 5] 120 FPS support is now available when using the correct cables and display
	+ Visit our support website for full details
* Players should no longer see a “duplicate login detected” message in error
* Game will no longer lock up if you have a large number of pending friend requests
* [Nintendo Switch] Fixed issues with game performance when trading with other players
* Fixed a bug causing incorrect Rank to display after matches
* Fixed a game lock-up scenario unique to some older account types
* DMCA-protected songs will no longer play if manually selected when Streamer Safe is enabled
* Fixed a bug causing song titles to display incorrectly when playing Rocket League in any language besides English
* Fixed a bug preventing Custom Tournaments from appearing in the Tournament Browser
* Fixed a bug causing players on Windows 7 to crash
* Fixed a volume issue with the ‘SMLE & Athena - ETERNAL’ music track
* ‘NASCAR’ Player Banner now correctly displays in inventory if previously owned

## Known Issues

* Please visit our Known Issues blog, which is updated regularly and includes Known Issues relevant to the Season 4 Update

## External links

* Patch Notes v2.02 on Rocket League - Official Site
Picket

The **Picket** wheels, released on October 3, 2019, are a collectible item used to customize a player's battle-car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

The Picket wheels are classified as **Very Rare** rarity.

They can be obtained from the Vindicator Crate, or by trading in five rare items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

The Picket wheels also have a Special Edition variant — **Picket: Holographic** — which can also be obtained from the Vindicator Crate.

## Painted Variants

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### Painted Variants

Burnt SiennaCobaltForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
Reaper

The **Reaper** wheels, released on May 29, 2018, are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's Battle-Car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

There is a random chance to get them from the Impact Crate, or by trading up 5 rare items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

They are categorized as **Very Rare** rarity, while the special edition **Reaper: Inverted** is categorized as **Import** rarity. **Reaper: Inverted** are Item Shop Exclusive item.

## Painted variants

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
## Special Edition: Inverted

This wheel has a special edition available.

Reaper: Inverted
### Possible Painted Variants

Reaper Inverted wheel icon black.pngBlackReaper Inverted wheel icon burnt sienna.pngBurnt SiennaReaper Inverted wheel icon cobalt.pngCobaltReaper Inverted wheel icon crimson.pngCrimsonReaper Inverted wheel icon forest green.pngForest GreenReaper Inverted wheel icon grey.pngGreyReaper Inverted wheel icon lime.pngLimeReaper Inverted wheel icon orange.pngOrangeReaper Inverted wheel icon pink.pngPinkReaper Inverted wheel icon purple.pngPurpleReaper Inverted wheel icon saffron.pngSaffronReaper Inverted wheel icon sky blue.pngSky BlueReaper Inverted wheel icon titanium white.pngTitanium White
Season 3 (Legacy)

**Competitive Season 3** commenced with Patch v1.19 on June 20, 2016, and ended with Patch v1.31 on March 22, 2017. Season 3 was the longest Competitive Season so far, lasting approximately nine months.

With the exception of a few changes to the matchmaking system, Competitive Season 3 was relatively similar to Season 2. It used the same Competitive Tiers as in Season 2. Every player started at Unranked, and had to play 10 placement matches before having a rank. However, each player's final Competitive Skill Rating had been reset for Season 3.

It was announced that Competitive Season 3 would establish a restriction on Party Matchmaking for Competitive play, based on the skill tier of each player in a single party. If the skill range of the party exceeded three tiers, that party would not be able to queue for any Competitive playlist. This was never actually implemented, however.

On August 3rd, 2016, Psyonix released an update for Competitive play matchmaking in an attempt to fix the rank boosting issue regarding parties. The update adjusted the party skill rating so that the rating would be determined by which player in the party has the highest skill tier, rather than the mean skill rating of the party.

On September 8th, 2016, Patch v1.22 implemented the inactivity rules for Competitive play. Players who do not play a Competitive match for 30 days or longer are considered inactive. Inactive players are excluded from Competitive Leaderboards, and their skill tiers are reset to Unranked. However, the Competitive progression for each inactive player is retained. Inactive players must play a specified number of placement matches (usually around 2), based on the period of inactivity, to recalibrate their skill rating.

On October 11th, 2016, Psyonix made some adjustments on the Competitive skill tiers. These included the reduction of thresholds for certain skill tiers, allowing for larger numbers of Star and Champion tier players. All Competitive playlists were also given their own skill tier thresholds based on the number of active players in each playlist.

The rewards for Competitive Season 3 were as follows:

* Prospect I or higher: Season 3 Prospect Wheels
* Challenger I or higher: Season 3 Challenger Wheels
* Rising Star or higher: Season 3 Star Wheels
* Champion or higher: Season 3 Champion Wheels
* Grand Champion: 'Season 3 Grand Champion' in-game Title

## References

1. ↑ Coming Soon: Competitive Season 3 and Season 2 Rewards on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Party Matchmaking Update on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ Patch Notes v1.22 on Rocket League - Official Site
4. ↑ Competitive Rank Recalibration on Rocket League - Official Site
5. ↑ Competitive Season 4 Update and Season 3 Rewards on Rocket League - Official Site
Patch v1.95

**Patch v1.95** was released on April 14, 2021.

## Bug Fixes

* Fixed a bug that added 0.1 seconds to the match once the ball hits the ground at 0:00
* Fixed a softlock scenario caused by trading in the last possible set of five eligible items
* Rocket Boost on the Ford F-150 now displays correctly
* Fixed a bug that took button/cursor focus off the “Find Match” button in the Play Menu

## External links

* Patch Notes v1.95 on Rocket League - Official Site
Patch v1.83

**Patch v1.83** was released on September 29, 2020.

## Bug Fixes

### General

* The Play Menu will now correctly remember the last chosen Casual Playlist between sessions
* Fixed stability issues related to the Friends List affecting players since the September Update
	+ Thank you to Bluey, FreaKii, Satthew, Sotus, and Jonsandman for helping us with this bug!
* Fixed an issue causing players to sometimes load into a match with no opposing team
* Fixed a bug preventing players invited to a party from joining a Tournament with the rest of the party
* Tournament reward summary will no longer appear in front of your bracket when waiting to play in the finals
* Fixed accolades sometimes appearing as “0” in the post-game screen

## External links

* Patch Notes v1.83 on Rocket League - Official Site
Red, White & Boom Bundle

The **Red, White & Boom Bundle** is a DLC bundle that is available to buy in the Item Shop from July 1, 2021, to July 7, 2021. It was announced with the Summer Road Trip event.

The Red, White, & Boom Bundle features the previously released Ford F-150 RLE vehicle body, which appeared before in the Item Shop in February 2021. The bundle contains some new Fourth of July-themed items.

## Red, White & Boom Bundle Contents

The following items came with the Red, White & Boom Bundle when purchased:

## Red, White & Boom Upgrade Contents

For players who already owned the Ford F-150 items from before, there was an option to purchase a 500-credit upgrade pack with only the Fourth of July items:

## References

1. ↑ Fuel up for Rocket League's Summer Road Trip on Rocket League - Official Site
Radical Summer

**Radical Summer** was an in-game event, kicking off on June 10, 2019. The 9-week event featured free items, new Premium Licensed DLCs, limited-time game modes, and more.

The event was split into three celebrations of the 1980s: Blockbusters, Culture, and Television. Each phase lasted three weeks. Similar to previous events, players could complete online matches to earn ‘Cassettes’ and redeem them for in-game '80s-themed items. Radical Summer's Event Store changed for each phase, bringing in new items each time. At the end of the event, the "redemption period" gave players a week to redeem Cassettes for any items they missed.

## Franchises Of The '80s

The following are every '80s franchise that was featured in Radical Summer:

* **Ghostbusters**
* **Knight Rider**
* **Back to the Future**
* **E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial**
* **The Goonies**
* **Karate Kid**
* **DreamWorks Voltron Legendary Defender**
* **WWE**

Golden Eggs also returned as part of Radical Summer, and they contained items from the Elevation, Victory, Turbo, and Nitro Crates. Up to five Golden Eggs could be acquired per player with Cassettes for each phase of the event.

## Event Phases

###  '80s Blockbusters

***June 10 at 10 a.m. PDT (5 p.m. UTC) until July 1***

#### Items

The following items could be obtained with ‘Cassettes’ currency from the in-game event store.

#### Ghostbusters Ecto-1 Car Pack

The Ghostbusters Ecto-1 Car Pack includes fan-favorite items from the iconic Ghostbusters, which was celebrating its 35th Anniversary, including the Ecto-1 Battle-Car, Ecto-1 Wheels, Proton Pack Rocket Boost, Slimer Topper, Ghostbusters Player Banner and Avatar Border, and the Stay Puft Goal Explosion.

###  '80s Culture

***July 1 at 10 a.m. PDT (5 p.m. UTC) until July 22***

#### Items

The following items can be obtained with ‘Cassettes’ currency from the in-game event store.

#### Totally Awesome Crate

The Totally Awesome Crate has more than a dozen customization options including the brand-new, bodacious Battle-Car, Fennec. Plus, the three new Wheels being introduced will have Special Edition variants.

The crate was introduced as the '80s Culture phase began.

Totally Awesome Crate
###  '80s Television

***July 22 at 10 a.m. PDT (5 p.m. UTC) until August 12***

#### Items

The following items can be obtained with ‘Cassettes’ currency from the in-game event store.

#### Knight Rider Car Pack

K.I.T.T. , the high-speed, talking futuristic car outfitted with high-tech gadgets and a personality of its own from the hit '80s show Knight Rider, came as part of its own Car Pack in the Television Phase of Radical Summer.

## Game Modes

* Ghost Hunt
* Spike Rush
* Beach Ball

## Redemption Codes

The following redemption codes were found in the Radical Summer official trailer and could be used to get limited items. They expired when the event ended.

## Gallery

Cassettes CurrencyRadical Summer Promo ArtEcto-1 Car PackGhost Hunt ModeSpike Rush ModeBeach Ball Mode
## References

1. ↑ Get Ready for Radical Summer on Reddit
2. ↑ Radical Summer on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ Totally Awesome Crate on Rocket League - Official Site
Season 11 (Legacy)

**Competitive Season 11** commenced on May 13, 2019 and came to an end on August 27, 2019.

Similar to previous Competitive Seasons, there was a Rocket Boost reward for each rank (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Champion, and Grand Champion). Grand Champion-ranked players received a "Season 11 - Grand Champion" Title in addition to all of the Season 11 Boosts. Those who earned the rank of Grand Champion in Extra Modes will receive the Extra Mode-specific Grand Champion titles.

The rewards for Competitive and Extra Modes for Season 11 were as follows:

* Bronze I or higher – Bronze Boost
* Silver I or higher – Silver Boost + lower Boost
* Gold I or higher – Gold Boost + lower Boosts
* Platinum I or higher – Platinum Boost + lower Boosts
* Diamond I or higher – Diamond Boosts + lower Boosts
* Champion I or higher – Champion Boosts + lower Boosts

**Grand Champion Rewards:**

* Competitive Grand Champion – ‘Grand Champion’ In-Game Title + Grand Champion Boost + all Season 11 Boosts
* Rumble Grand Champion – ‘RNG Champ’ In-Game Title + Grand Champion Boost + all Season 11 Boosts
* Dropshot Grand Champion – ‘Floor Destroyer’ In-Game Title + Grand Champion Boost + all Season 11 Boosts
* Hoops Grand Champion – ‘Dunk Master’ In-Game Title + Grand Champion Boost + all Season 11 Boosts
* Snow Day Grand Champion – ‘Blizzard Wizard’ In-Game Title + Grand Champion Boost + all Season 11 Boosts

**Note:** Grand Champion in-game Titles for Extra Modes are earned by achieving Grand Champion rank in each individual Extra Mode.

## References

1. ↑ Fall 2019 Roadmap on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Season 12 Update Coming August 27 with Competitive Season 11 Rewards on Rocket League - Official Site
Select Favorites Series

* Icon
* Key art

The **Select Favorites Series** is a blueprint series that was released on June 16, 2021 during Season 3. The series features fan-favorite items which were already released, similar to the Player's Choice Series.

## Contents

There is a chance of obtaining one of the following items to build with credits from this series:

* 3 Rare Decals
* 1 Rare Wheels
* 1 Rare Player Banner
* 2 Very Rare Decals
* 2 Very Rare Wheels
* 2 Very Rare Trail
* 1 Import Body
* 2 Import Boost
* 1 Import Wheels
* 1 Import Goal Explosion
* 2 Exotic Wheels
* 1 Black Market Goal Explosion
* 1 Black Market Decal

## Special Edition

There is a chance to get a "Special Edition" version of the Glaive, Cristiano and Pyrrhos wheels:

## Gallery

Select Favorites Series key art
Select Favorites Series Blueprint
## References

1. ↑ New Select Favorites Item Series Arrives Today on Rocket League - Official Site
Season 3

**Season 3** was the seventeenth competitive season in *Rocket League* and the third competitive season after the Free To Play update. The season officially commenced on April 7, 2021 and ended on August 11, 2021. The season is racing-themed, which is reflected in the Rocket Pass items and DFH Stadium (Circuit) arena, which arrived with the season. The Rocket Pass features the Tyranno car body.

The initial trailer and season details were revealed on March 26, 2021, after a Kaskade concert in Fortnite's Party Royale. It was also announced that Season 3 will include crossovers with NASCAR and Formula One, which came in May.

On July 20, 2021, the season rewards were revealed to be Universal Animated Decals.

## Rocket Pass

*See also: Rocket Pass*

**Note -**  The Pro Tiers are getting an overhaul with Season 3. Tiers beyond Tier 70 will no longer be hidden. Instead, players at Tier 70 or beyond will now see what item they can unlock 30 Tiers in advance. The ability to purchase Pro Tiers will also return.

*Certified items are no longer available in Rocket Pass.*

### Special Edition

**Note -**  Special Edition items can now be unlocked prior to tier 70, and painted variants will unlock as pro rewards*.*

Traction: Hatch
 [Tier 051]Zadeh S3: Inverted
 [Tier 069]

## Competitive Season Rewards

The rewards for Competitive and Extra Modes for Season 3 are as follows:

**Decal rewards:**

* Bronze I or higher - Bronze decal
* Silver I or higher - Silver decal + lower rewards
* Gold I or higher - Gold decal + lower rewards
* Platinum I or higher - Platinum decal + lower rewards
* Diamond I or higher - Diamond decal + lower rewards
* Champion I or higher - Champion decal + lower rewards
* Grand Champion I or higher - Grand Champion decal + lower rewards
* Supersonic Legend reward level - Supersonic Legend decal + lower rewards

### Grand Champion Title Rewards

* Competitive Grand Champion: "S3 GRAND CHAMPION" in glowing red text
* Rumble Grand Champion: "S3 RNG CHAMP" in glowing red text
* Hoops Grand Champion: "S3 DUNK MASTER" in glowing red text
* Snow Day Grand Champion: "S3 BLIZZARD WIZARD" in glowing red text
* Dropshot Grand Champion: "S3 FLOOR DESTROYER" in glowing red text

### Supersonic Legend Title Rewards

* Competitive Supersonic Legend: "S3 SUPERSONIC LEGEND" in glowing white text
* Rumble Supersonic Legend: "S3 RNGENIUS" in glowing white text
* Hoops Supersonic Legend: "S3 LEGENDARY BALLER" in glowing white text
* Snow Day Supersonic Legend: "S3 ICE TITAN" in glowing white text
* Dropshot Supersonic Legend: "S3 TILE ANNIHILATOR" in glowing white text

## Gallery

Rocket League - Season 3 Competitive RewardsSeason 3 Artwork
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Rocket League Speeds Into Season 3 On April 7 on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Introducing Season 3 Rewards on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ Rocket Pass Races Into Season 3 on Rocket League - Official Site
4. ↑ Introducing Season 3 Rewards on Rocket League - Official Site
Q-Runner

The **Q-Runner** wheels, released in Rocket Pass 6, are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

The regular version of these wheels could be obtained from tier 20. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted and special-edition variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The Q-Runner wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Possible Painted Variants

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Pyramidia

The **Pyramidia**wheels are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's Battle-Car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

Players who registered for Fan Rewards and watched the RLRS enabled for item drops on Twitch starting from September 01, 2018 could receive this limited item as a random drop during the live broadcast.

The Pyramidia wheels are classified as **Limited**.

## Painted variants

These can only be obtained as a random drop during the live stream.

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
Photon

The **Photon** wheels are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's battle-car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

There is a random chance to get them from the Champions 1 Series, or by trading up 5 import items from the same Blueprint. They can also be traded between players.

## Rarity

The Photon wheels are classed as **Exotic**.

## Painted variants

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronTitanium White
Season 12 (Legacy)

**Competitive Season 12** commenced on August 27, 2019 and came to an end on December 4, 2019.

This was the first-ever competitive season to offer Decals as a season reward. The decals are universal; they can be equipped to any car body.

The rewards for Competitive and Extra Modes for Season 12 were as follows:

* Bronze I or higher – ‘Bronze’ Universal Decal
* Silver I or higher – ‘Silver’ Universal Decal + lower Decals
* Gold I or higher – ‘Gold’ Universal Decal + lower Decals
* Platinum I or higher – ‘Platinum’ Universal Decal + lower Decals
* Diamond I or higher – ‘Diamond’ Universal Decal + lower Decals
* Champion I or higher – ‘Champion’ Universal Decal + lower Decals

**Grand Champion Rewards:**

* Competitive Soccar Grand Champion – ‘Grand Champion’ In-Game Title + ‘Grand Champion’ Universal Decal + lower Universal Decals
* Rumble Grand Champion – ‘RNG Champ’ In-Game Title + ‘Grand Champion’ Universal Decal + lower Universal Decals
* Dropshot Grand Champion – ‘Floor Destroyer’ In-Game Title + ‘Grand Champion’ Universal Decal + lower Universal Decals
* Hoops Grand Champion – ‘Dunk Master’ In-Game Title + ‘Grand Champion’ Universal Decal + lower Universal Decals
* Snow Day Grand Champion – ‘Blizzard Wizard’ In-Game Title + ‘Grand Champion’ Universal Decal + lower Universal Decals

**Note:** Grand Champion in-game Titles for Extra Modes are earned by achieving Grand Champion Rank in each individual Extra Mode.

## References

1. ↑ Patch Notes v1.66 on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Blueprint Update on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ Winter Roadmap 2019 on Rocket League - Official Site
Police Hat

The **Police Hat** topper is a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. It provides no advantages while equipped and is purely cosmetic. It is categorized as **uncommon** rarity.

This topper can be obtained randomly when a player levels up after online matches. It can be used in the trade-in system, and it can also be traded between players.

There are no painted variants of this topper.
Poptop

The **Poptop** wheels are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic. They are categorized as **Import** rarity, while the special edition **Poptop: Inverted** is categorized as **Exotic** rarity. They could have been obtained in Tournament Cups in Season 1.

This item cannot be traded between players, since it was available from Tournament Cups.

## Possible Painted Variants

Poptop wheel icon black.pngBlackPoptop wheel icon burnt sienna.pngBurnt SiennaPoptop wheel icon cobalt.pngCobaltPoptop wheel icon crimson.pngCrimsonPoptop wheel icon forest green.pngForest GreenPoptop wheel icon grey.pngGreyPoptop wheel icon lime.pngLimePoptop wheel icon orange.pngOrangePoptop wheel icon pink.pngPinkPoptop wheel icon purple.pngPurplePoptop wheel icon saffron.pngSaffronPoptop wheel icon sky blue.pngSky BluePoptop wheel icon titanium white.pngTitanium White
## Special Edition: Inverted

This wheel has a special edition available.

Poptop: Inverted
### Possible Painted Variants

Poptop Inverted wheel icon black.pngBlackPoptop Inverted wheel icon burnt sienna.pngBurnt SiennaPoptop Inverted wheel icon cobalt.pngCobaltPoptop Inverted wheel icon crimson.pngCrimsonPoptop Inverted wheel icon forest green.pngForest GreenPoptop Inverted wheel icon grey.pngGreyPoptop Inverted wheel icon lime.pngLimePoptop Inverted wheel icon orange.pngOrangePoptop Inverted wheel icon pink.pngPinkPoptop Inverted wheel icon purple.pngPurplePoptop Inverted wheel icon saffron.pngSaffronPoptop Inverted wheel icon sky blue.pngSky BluePoptop Inverted wheel icon titanium white.pngTitanium White
Rocket League Collector's Edition

*See also: Rocket League Game of the Year Edition*

***Rocket League* Collector's Edition** is a physical release of *Rocket League*, co-published by Psyonix and 505 Games, collecting three existing DLC packs along with the original game, and adding in 4 additional timed-exclusive vehicles.

The box art features Octane and Dominus in the stormy variant of the Mannfield arena.

## 2017 update

On 2017-11-09, Psyonix announced an update to the Collector's Edition:

"In partnership with our new distributor, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Rocket League: Collector’s Edition for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will soon be updated with cool new content, featuring Wheels and a Player Banner inspired by DC Comics’ The Flash! As an added bonus, players will also receive a DC Comics Player Banner."

## Contents

In addition to the base game, the Collector's Edition includes:

### DLC packs

Chaos RunRevenge of the Battle-CarsSupersonic Fury
### Other

Limited edition art print by Psyonix concept artist, Jay Zhang, showing Octane and Road Hog.

## Gallery

Rocket League® - Collector's Edition TeaserCollector's Edition teaser trailer.2017 box art.End game screen showing The Flash wheels, The Flash player banner and DC Comics player banner.
## References

1. ↑ Updated Collector’s Edition Coming to Retail Later This Month on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Rocket League Collector’s Edition Now Available on Rocket League - Official Site

## External links

* Rocket League Coming to Retail Later This Year on Rocket League - Official Site
* Collector’s Edition Teaser on Rocket League - Official Site
Saptarishi

The **Saptarishi** wheels, released on September 28, 2017, are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's battle-car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

There is a random chance to get them from the Accelerator Crate, or by trading up 5 very rare items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

The Saptarishi wheels are classified as **Import**.

## Painted variants

BlackBurnt SiennaCobaltCrimsonForest GreenGreyLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
## Trivia

* Saptarishi (सप्तृषि) is a Sanskrit word meaning "seven sages".
Psyonix

**Psyonix Inc.** is the American video game development studio responsible for the production of *Rocket League*. Based in San Diego, California, the company has produced original titles as well as developed titles with larger publishers for nearly 15 years.

On May 1, 2019, Psyonix announced that they would be acquired by Epic Games.

*"Today is a big day for us here at Psyonix because, just as the headline says, we’re officially joining the Epic Games family.*

*Your first question to news like this might be, "What does this mean for Rocket League and its community?" We’re happy to say that the answers are only positive. Rocket League always has been and always will be a community-driven game, and now that we have joined forces with Epic, we will be able to serve our community in even bigger and better ways!"*

## List of Games Psyonix Has Developed

* *Rocket League* (2015)
* *ARC Squadron* (2012)
* *Mass Effect 3* (2012)
* *XCOM Enemy Unknown* (2012)
* *Homefront* (2011)
* *Bulletstorm* (2011)
* *Whizzle* (2009)
* *Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars* (2008)
* *Unreal Tournament III* (2007)
* *Gears of War* (2006)
* *Unreal Tournament 2004* (2004)

## References

1. ↑ Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations
2. ↑ "Psyonix is Joining the Epic Family" on Rocket League - Official Site
Rocket League Sideswipe

*Rocket League Sideswipe* is a mobile spinoff of *Rocket League* for iOS and Android. It was announced on March 24, 2021, and released on November 15, 2021 for Australia and New Zealand. In other regions, the game was released on November 29.
Regional Alpha testing of the game has ended and was only available for players in Australia and New Zealand. Account progress was erased after the Alpha.

Rocket League Sideswipe Official Twitter account

Official Rocket League Sideswipe website

## Arenas

Rocket League Sideswipe has six arenas:

* Shortstack (available in 1v1 bronze and silver ranks only)
* S.C. Field
* Dunk House (available in Hoops only)
* Rally Courts (available in Volleyball only)
* Longfield (available in 3v3 only)
* Eggscalibur

## Playlists

Rocket League Sideswipe has two playlists; Ranked and Casual.
The ranked playlist always contains a Duel gamemode and a Doubles gamemode, and switches between Hoops and Threes every season.
The casual playlist always contains a Duel gamemode and a Doubles gamemode, and sometimes has an extra gamemode such as Mutator Madness.

## Gallery

Two players contest the ball in midairA player shoots the ball at the goalHoops modeIn-game garage with customization
### Trailers

Rocket League Sideswipe Gameplay TrailerRocket League® Sideswipe — Alpha GameplayRocket League Sideswipe Pre-Season Gameplay TrailerRocket League Sideswipe Cinematic TrailerRocket League Sideswipe Season 2 TrailerRocket League Sideswipe Season 3 TrailerRocket League Sideswipe Season 4 Gameplay TrailerRocket League Sideswipe Season 4 Crossover Trailer
## References

1. ↑ https://www.rocketleague.com/de/news/rocket-league-sideswipe-preseason-begins-today/
2. ↑ Sideswipe Regional Limited Alpha FAQ on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ @RocketLeague on Twitter
4. ↑ Rocket League Sideswipe on Rocket League - Official Site
Rasta

The **Rasta** topper is a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. It provides no advantages while equipped and is purely cosmetic. It is categorized as **uncommon** rarity.

This topper can be obtained randomly when a player levels up after online matches. It can be used in the trade-in system, and it can also be traded between players.

There are no painted variants of this topper.
Rocket Labs

**Rocket Labs** is a series of prototype arena layouts with unconventional features. Rocket Labs was added to the game on February 10, 2016, as a separate online casual playlist, along with three arena layouts.

Rocket Labs gives the community the ability to check out a wider variety of arenas that vastly differ from the traditional arenas. In addition, Psyonix would gather feedback to let *Rocket League* players help decide which layouts the development team applied full artwork assets to.

On December 7, 2016, the Rocket Labs playlist was retired from online playlists, and the arenas were moved into casual playlists, before being removed from all online playlists except Rumble on December 12, 2016.

On March 22, 2017,[*citation needed*] the Rocket Labs playlist was made available again. However, after the September 24, 2018, was once more removed after the migration of Extra Modes (or Ranked Sports) to competitive.

On January 14, 2021, it was announced that the Rocket Labs playlist would be turned into a Limited Time Mode (LTM) that would come and go. It will feature new arenas and modes.

## List of Rocket Labs arenas

PillarsCosmicDouble GoalUnderpassUtopia RetroOctagon
## List of Rocket Labs LTM arenas

BasinCorridorGalleonGalleon RetroLoopholeBarricadeColossusHourglass

## References

1. ↑ Patch Notes v1.11 on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ Patch Notes v1.25 on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ Patch Notes v1.26 on Rocket League - Official Site
4. ↑ Patch Notes v1.53 on Rocket League - Official Site
5. ↑ New Rocket Labs LTM Live This Weekend on Rocket League - Official Site
PlayStation Plus Pack

* S8
* S7
* S6
* S5
* S4
* S3
* S2
* S1

The **PlayStation Plus Pack** is a content pack exclusively available for PlayStation Plus subscribers. The Pack was introduced in Season 1 of Free to Play, with a new one each season. It is available for Plus subscribers to buy for free in the PlayStation Store.

## Contents

The S1 PlayStation Plus Pack included: Blue Notch wheels, Blue Smoke boost, Blue Rocks trail and Trimpact BL banner.

The S2 PlayStation Plus Pack included: SLK-VL wheels, Hypernova G1 boost, Lightning Plus trail, and the Vice SE decal.

The S3 PlayStation Plus Pack included: Septem BL wheels, Polygonal BL boost, Dominus: Pollo Caliente BL decal and the Pixelated Shades BL topper.

The S4 PlayStation Plus Pack included: Reaper GE wheels, Magmus GE boost, Hard Hat GE topper, and the Goop GE decal.

The S5 PlayStation Plus Pack included: Spoof Star BL Wheels, Ninja Star BL Boost, Seeing Stars BL Topper, and the Starscape Jr. BL Decal.

The S6 PlayStation Plus Pack included: Clodhopper Plus Wheels, Virtual Wave Plus Boost, ROBO-Visor Plus Topper, and the Shield Glitch Plus Decal.

The S7 PlayStation Plus Pack included: Cutter PS Wheels, Magic Missile PS Boost, Wizard Hat PS Topper, and the Warlock PS Decal.

The S8 PlayStation Plus Pack included: Metalwork RBY Wheels, Trinity RBY Boost, MMS RBY Topper, and the Caution Waves RBY Decal.

The S9 PlayStation Plus Pack included: Blender YNP Wheels, Sun Ray YNP Boost, Chafed Cherry YNP Topper and the Dot Matrix YNP Decal.

## Gallery

S4 Pack promo artS5 Pack promo artS6 Pack promo artS7 Pack promo artS8 Pack promo art
## References

1. ↑ What is the PlayStation Plus Pack for Rocket League? on Rocket League - Official Site

## External Links

* Rocket League® - PlayStation® Plus Pack on PlayStation.com
Rattler

The **Rattler** Antenna is a collectible item used to customize a player's Vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic. They are categorized as **Uncommon** rarity. They can be obtained in Tournament Cups in Season 6.

This item cannot be traded between players, since it's available from Tournament Cups.

## Painted variants

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SPN

The **SPN** wheels, released in Season 2 Rocket Pass, are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

The regular version of these wheels could be obtained from tier 20. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted and special-edition variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The SPN wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Possible Painted Variants

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Pulsus

The **Pulsus** wheels are a collectable item used to customize a player's battle-car. It provides no advantages while used and is purely cosmetic. It is classified as **exotic** rarity.

This wheel can be obtained from opening crates, or trading in five "very rare" items. There is a random chance to get it from the Champions Crate 3.

This item can also be traded between players.

## Painted Variants

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Rocket League Beta

**Rocket League Beta** was an incomplete version of *Rocket League* which was implemented after the Alpha was shut down. PC and PS4 players could participate in beta testing.

Rocket League Beta was released in October 2014 and continued until the release of Rocket League on July 7, 2015.[*citation needed*]

## Beta Rewards

The following reward was given to those who participated in the Beta testing. This was available for PC and PS4 players only.
Rolypoly

The **Rolypoly** wheels are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic. They are categorized as **Very Rare** rarity. They can be obtained in Tournament Cups in Season 5.

This item cannot be traded between players, since it's available from Tournament Cups.

## Possible Painted Variants

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Reactor

The **Reactor** wheels, released on July 30, 2018, are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

There is a random chance to get them from the Zephyr Crate, or by trading in 5 import items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

The Reactor wheels are classified as **Exotic** rarity.

## Painted Variants

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Patch v2.27

**Patch v2.27** was released on April 25, 2023.

## New Content

### Drive Days

* Drive Days, our latest in-game event featuring the new Redline Car Body, begins on April 26.
	+ Redline uses the Breakout Hitbox

## Changes and Updates

### UI Changes

* Added an Item Shop button to the Matchmaking screen
* Depending on an account’s parental control settings, some UI buttons may now appear grayed out and inaccessible
* When completing a Challenge worth 20k XP, you may see a new “1LVL” icon appear instead of an XP badge

## Bug Fixes

* Revised map collision on ‘Deadeye Canyon (Oasis)’ to bring ball behavior in corners and on walls in line with all other arenas
* Fixed a bug causing all new item notifications to appear blank
* Fixed a bug preventing trim from appearing correctly on Painted Masamune Car Bodies when no Decal is equipped
* [Steam] Fixed a bug related to Steam Overlay and being able to purchase Credits in game
* When matchmaking for the first time after starting the game client, fixed a bug with Average Wait Time when queueing for 3v3
* Fixed a visual bug with the Huntress Decal on the Volkswagen Golf II GTI

## Known Issues

For a complete list of Known Issues in Rocket League, please visit the Known Issues blog.

## External links

* Patch Notes v2.27 on Rocket League - Official Site
Revival Series

The **Revival Blueprint** was released on December 4, 2019 and is part of the blueprint system that replaced all crates as of Patch v1.70.

The Revival Series Blueprint introduced painted versions of items such as: Octane: Dragon Lord, Breakout: Shibuya, Dominus: Mondo, Octane: MG-88, Lightspeed, Zigzag, Proton, Pixel Fire, 20xx, Toon, Trigon and Atomizer.

## Contents

Each item's blueprint has a random chance to drop at the end of a match, These items will also be randomly cycled in the Item Shop.
Quimby

The **Quimby**wheels, introduced in the Beach Blast Crate, as part of the Beach Blast special event, are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's battle-car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

There is a random chance to get them from the Beach Blast Crate, or by trading up 5 rare items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

## Rarity

The Quimby wheels are classified as **Very Rare**.

## Possible painted variants

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Reticle

The **Reticle** wheels, released in Rocket Pass 5 in Patch v1.70 (December 04, 2019), are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

These wheels could be obtained from tier 13 of Rocket Pass 5. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The Reticle wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Painted Variants

These variants could only be obtained randomly after Tier 70 of the Rocket Pass:

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## References

<references>

1. ↑ Rocket Pass 5: Your Journey Begins on Rocket League - Official Site
Philoscope

The **Philoscope** wheels, released in Rocket Pass 4, are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while equipped and are purely cosmetic.

The regular version of these wheels could be obtained from tier 65. Since they are from the Rocket Pass, they cannot be traded. Painted and special-edition variants, obtained after tier 70 of the Rocket Pass, can be traded.

The Philoscope wheels are classified as **Limited** rarity.

## Possible Painted Variants

CobaltCrimsonForest GreenLimeOrangePinkPurpleSaffronSky BlueTitanium White
Player Anthem

**Player Anthems** are a customization feature that allow players to hear their song of choice during gameplay. They were added in the Season 2 update. Player Anthems play throughout the arena for all players when you score a goal, perform an Epic Save, or receive MVP honors at the end of a match. Receiving MVP honors at the end of a match features different parts of the anthem.

Anthems that the player has unlocked can be viewed and equipped in the Profile menu. There, the selectable songs are organized by album. Players can expand their library by unlocking new Player Anthems through Challenges, the Rocket Pass (free and Premium tracks), and the Item Shop. Every player account is given five songs from Rocket League OST Vol. 1 by default.

## All Player Anthems

These are all player anthems in the game, in alphabetical order.

* Behind The Samples
* Behind The Scenes
* Catharsis
* Champ Anthems
* D R I F T
* Do These Stories Make Me Human?
* Epic Audio Team
* Esports
* Fast & Furious
* Fiesta Latina 2022
* Frosty Fest 2022 Feat. Lofi Girl
* Haunted Hallows
* HHM 2021
* Kaskade X RL EP
* Lights, Camera, Action!
* Love ISLV
* Madness
* Monstercat 10 Year Anniversary
* Neon Nights 2023 ft. Cochise
* Neon Nights Ft. Grimes 2022
* Radio Classics Vol. 1
* RL X Monstercat 2021
* RL X Monstercat 2022
* Rocket League OST Vol. 1
* Rocket League OST Vol. 2
* Rocket League Sideswipe
* Season 2
* Season Themes
* Shine Through
* Solar Eclipses
* Star Wars
* Tonga Vol. 1
* Voltaic Valley
* Watch Me Go
* Where U Are (Deluxe)

of Women's History Month.

the Item Shop for 200.

the Item Shop for 300.

Item Shop for 200.

the Item Shop during the Neon Nights (2023) event.

the Item Shop for 300.

the Item Shop for 200.

of the Item Shop for 300.

in the Item Shop for 500.

## References

1. ↑ Player Anthems: A Closer Look on Rocket League - Official Site
Season 5

**Season 5** is the nineteenth competitive season in *Rocket League* and the fifth competitive season after the Free To Play update. The season officially commenced on November 17, 2021 at 3PM UTC and ended on March 9th 2022. The season is space-themed, which is reflected in the accompanying Rocket Pass items and Starbase ARC (Aftermath) arena. The Rocket Pass features the Nexus car body.

On February 11, 2022, the season rewards were revealed to be Goal Explosions.

### Special Edition

**Note -**  Special Edition items can now be unlocked prior to tier 70, and painted variants will unlock as pro rewards*.*

Glonex: HolographicEnjin: RoastedThroned: Sacred

## Competitive Season Rewards

The rewards for Competitive and Extra Modes for Season 5 are as follows:

* Bronze I or higher – Bronze Goal Explosion
* Silver I or higher – Silver Goal Explosion + lower Goal Explosion
* Gold I or higher – Gold Goal Explosion + lower Goal Explosions
* Platinum I or higher – Platinum Goal Explosion + lower Goal Explosions
* Diamond I or higher – Diamond Goal Explosion + lower Goal Explosions
* Champion I or higher – Champion Goal Explosion + lower Goal Explosions
* Grand Champion I – Grand Champion Goal Explosion + lower Goal Explosions
* Supersonic Legend – Supersonic Legend Goal Explosion + lower Goal Explosions

### Grand Champion Title Rewards

* Competitive Grand Champion: "S5 GRAND CHAMPION" in Crimson text
* Rumble Grand Champion: "S5 RNG CHAMP" in Crimson text
* Hoops Grand Champion: "S5 DUNK MASTER" in Crimson text
* Snow Day Grand Champion: "S5 BLIZZARD WIZARD" in Crimson text
* Dropshot Grand Champion: "S5 FLOOR DESTROYER" in Crimson text

### Supersonic Legend Title Rewards

* Competitive Supersonic Legend: "S5 SUPERSONIC LEGEND" in Titanium White text
* Rumble Supersonic Legend: "S5 RNGENIUS" in Titanium White text
* Hoops Supersonic Legend: "S5 LEGENDARY BALLER" in Titanium White text
* Snow Day Supersonic Legend: "S5 ICE TITAN" in Titanium White text
* Dropshot Supersonic Legend: "S5 TILE ANNIHILATOR" in Titanium White text

## Trailer

Rocket League Season 5 Rocket Pass Trailer
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Rocket League Goes Cosmic in Season 5 on Rocket League - Official Site
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Introducing Rocket League Season 5 Rewards on Rocket League - Official Site
3. ↑ Introducing Rocket League Season 5 Rewards on Rocket League - Official Site
Revenant

The **Revenant** wheels, released on October 16, 2017, as part of the Haunted Hallows event, are a collectible item that can be used to customize a player's battle-car. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic.

There is a random chance to get them from the Haunted Hallows Crate, or by trading up 5 rare items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

The Revenant wheels are classified as **Very Rare**.

## Painted variants

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SLK

The **SLK** wheels are a collectible item used to customize a player's vehicle. They provide no advantages while in use and are purely cosmetic. They are classified as **very rare.**

There is a random chance to obtain them from the Overdrive Crate, or by trading in five rare items from the same crate. They can also be traded between players.

A special version of these wheels called **SLK-VL** was offered in the PlayStation Plus Pack during Season 2.

## Painted Variants

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Rivals Arena

The **Rivals Arena** is an arena which was added to *Rocket League* on September 24, 2018, in partnership with Hot Wheels.

This arena is based on the Champions Field arena, but with a different background, different banners and the Hot Wheels logo replacing the Psyonix logo on the jumbotron screens.

The Rivals Arena is available in exhibition matches, private matches and tournament modes. It is not included in online playlists.

## Gallery

Promotional materialRivals Arena preview image