Psyonix shared plans for Rocket League?s forthcoming free-to-play venture several weeks ago. However, one big question was left unanswered at the time. Will PS4 and Switch users still need PlayStation Plus and Nintendo Switch Online to enjoy Rocket League?s online features once free-to-play launches" The answer is simple. No, these services will not be required.
A recent blog post on Rocket League?s website confirmed as much in a section designated ?Other Things to Know.? The post is replete with several other details, too; however, none specify when free-to-play will go live. But Psyonix did note free-to-play will arrive shortly after the mid-September update gets up and running.

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