Rocket League is going free-to-play by the end of summer across all platforms. The plans revealed today are the culmination of five years of work, community growth, and even a DeLorean or two. Along with the announcement came the news that the Epic Game Store will now be the defacto-home of Rocket League in the PC gaming realm, with the Steam versions vanishing from this mortal realm, though you?ll still be able to play via Steam if you?ve downloaded the game prior. This news isn?t all that surprising given Epic Games? acquisition of Psyonix last year, as a Fortnite-ification of the popular car soccer product seemed all but inevitable, especially as it already had a battle-pass seasonal style model.
It will also be getting full cross-platform progression thanks to linked Epic Games accounts tying all versions of the game together, so you can take all your stats, items, and other progress with you wherever you play.
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