Rocket League to Receive Unreal Engine 6 Update After 11 Years
Psyonix has announced Rocket League will finally leave Unreal Engine 3 after 11 years with a first look at some of the changes included in its big Unreal Engine 6 update.
Psyonix has announced Rocket League will finally leave Unreal Engine 3 after 11 years with a first look at some of the changes included in its big Unreal Engine 6 update.
Psyonix has revealed that Rocket League will be transitioning from Unreal Engine 3 to Unreal Engine 6 after more than a decade. The upcoming update, showcased during the Championship Series Paris Major, features new cars, updated graphics, and a fresh stadium design, offering players a glimpse into the game's future.
The teaser trailer for Rocket League's Unreal Engine 6 update provides a sneak peek at the enhanced visuals and gameplay changes, hinting at a significant overhaul. Content creators Musty, JamaicanCoconut, and ApparentlyJack expressed their excitement for the update, anticipating new features like custom maps and enhanced creativity opportunities.
While the exact launch date of the Rocket League Unreal Engine 6 update remains unknown, players are eager to explore the potential enhancements and additional content it will bring to the popular free-to-play title.
