Rocket League, a popular multiplayer online game in which teammates in cars try to score goals on one another, is going free to play this summer. Anyone who owns Rocket League will be able to bring everything they’ve earned with them to the free to play version, and they will also get special…
Rocket League is not only one of the best online multiplayer games of the decade; it’s also one of the most exciting and approachable esports on the scene. I played Rocket League for the first time back during the closed beta, and I do not even want to check my profile to find out how many hours I’ve spent playing since. Needless to say, the game was worth every penny of the $20 I paid for it, but if you’re on the fence or don’t have $20 to spend on a video game right now, developer Psyonix has some good news for you — Rocket League is going free to play.
