Rocket League is now loose-to-play on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch, which appears to be inflicting server issues. After months of  Rocket League Credits waiting, Epic Games and Psyonix subsequently hit the "launch" button on unfastened-to-play. As a result, new gamers commenced to flood the sport, and so like maximum video games that pass free-to-play after formerly being top class, Rocket League has been having server troubles.

Rocket League launched back in 2015, and while it's continually been pretty reasonably-priced, nowadays it's been opened to everyone at the aforementioned platforms. In truth, no longer handiest is the game loose on PS4 and Nintendo Switch, but you don't want PlayStation Plus or Nintendo Switch Online to play it. Of direction, the equal applies to PC, but not Xbox One, wherein the sport still calls for LOLGA.COM an Xbox Live Gold subscription.