Psynonix announced a couple of months back that it’d make Rocket League free-to-play, and we at last know when it’ll make the switch. It won’t cost you a dime to play starting September 23rd ...

Rocket League is hoping to court a new group of fans by switching to free-to-play. After announcing the shift in July, publisher Psyonix revealed the change will take place on Sept. 23 in a blog ...

Psyonix has announced that Rocket League players will no longer need to have a subscription to PlayStation Plus or Switch Online to play the game online.

If you already own Rocket League you'll get over 200 items, and your Steam copy will continue to work and get updates.

A massive Rocket League update is now live on Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One that makes some important changes to the soccar game before next week's free-to-play update.

The official Rocket League Twitter account has just announced that Rocket League will be going free to play starting later this summer.

A few months ago, Psyonix surprised everyone when it announced its popular "soccar" game, Rocket League, would be going free-to-play later this year. When it is finally made available to everyone ...