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Video game enthusiasts who are into soccer and car racing will surely be fond of "Rocket League" - if they haven't been playing it yet. Psyonix, the game's developer is releasing updates next week. Let"s find out more about this exciting news.

What Is "Rocket League?"

"Rocket League" is a vehicular soccer video game produced and distributed by Psyonix. It was first accessible to Microsoft Windows and PlayStation 4, with ports for Xbox One in 2015. A year after, the game was released with a retail version for Xbox One.

How To Play "Rocket League?"

This game is labeled as soccer, but with rocket-powered cars. "Rocket League" has one to four opponents assigned to each of the two teams, utilizing rocket-powered cars to drive a ball into their opponent's goal and gain points over the course of a competition. The game includes single-player and multiplayer methods.

Latest Updates On "Rocket League"

In a report posted by Polygon, it is stated that Psyonix will be releasing a new method for "Rocket League" next week, which will mix up how opponents score goals and will present a new notion. "Rocket League's" brand-new mode, Dropshot, is arriving on Mar. 22. Rather than bouncing the ball into a goal to accumulate points, in Dropshot, gamers will have to break through the platform of the field to form goal possibilities and scoring opportunities.

The mode comes with a different platform, Core 707, where the whole stadium is made up of small hexagons that you have to break to get a score. Every panel requires two hits to split. For this purpose, the game will now record a new stats identified as damage.

The ball is also modified in Dropshot, emphasizing three aspects, and the more it stays off the ground, the more powerful it becomes. As reported by VG247, the update is a part of the game's final enhancements for its third season of competitive gameplay