We couldn't be more grateful for the amazing year we've had here at Psyonix Studios. With your help, your enthusiasm, and your unbelievable loyalty, Rocket League has created a family of almost NINE MILLION PLAYERS worldwide and the numbers keep getting better each and every day! Next year, we have even bigger things in store for Rocket League, with a number of exciting announcements already planned to appear over the next several months. As always, we will continue to support the game as aggressively as we can, with new content, new modes, new DLC, new Arenas, and plenty of other cool things to keep you coming back and happy in 2016. Of course, nothing we accomplished this year (or plan to do for the next) would have been possible without YOU, our dedicated community. You helped us reach our dreams with Rocket League, and now we hope to inspire yours for many years to come. Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and thank you very much!

Sincerely, Psyonix. Wins our 2015 award for Best Multiplayer, and there are few on the team who don't have something to say about why. We'll be posting the rest of our awards and personal picks daily as we approach the end of the year, which we're collecting Samuel Roberts: Simple and brilliant, Rocket League was one of my main obsessions this year, and the first competitive game I truly became absorbed. I ve had so much heartache in ranked, but so many wonderful goals, near-misses and epic saves, too.

While everyone I know has pretty much stopped playing at this point, the five-minute matches are a perfect break between other games that require a bigger time commitment. A well-deserved success for Psyonix, even though I hate this game (and also love it). James Davenport: I should probably get a chair without wheels. No other game has elicited an involuntary kick from both legs at once.

It s always as I speed up towards the ball after watching a play unfold. I ll likely miss, kick the floor as if it will somehow correct my virtual car s velocity, and send myself rolling towards the back of my room, blurting a word or two I shouldn t. It s exhilarating. Rocket League is the only sports game with controls that aren t abstracted by layers and layers of mechanics. Convert Qbb Files To Excel on this page. You drive fast, jump, and hit the ball. There s a real sense of precise control over a body, similar to control in a real sport, which means behaviors and plays form naturally.

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Car soccer is the most natural expression of a sports game ever. Who would ve guessed? The fact that football, but with cars doesn t feel like a novelty is extraordinary. Chris Thursten: The fact that football, but with cars doesn t feel like a novelty is extraordinary.

Instead, it feels like a real sport: somewhere between destruction derby, hockey and football, with instantly-intuited rules but a vast skill ceiling. It s brilliant.

My only regret is that real physics will not allow it to become real. The other thing that I love about Rocket League is that, through it, I have had the chance to watch Sam encounter all of the horrible things about serious competitive play: ladder anxiety, rage at matchmaking, utter disappointment, bad-mannered teammates, and so on. I thought his refusal to play Dota 2 ever again would save him from my particular part of this hobby, but it hasn t—and I m delighted. Phil Savage: I live deep in the depths of bronze league—a world where six cars flip towards a stationary ball and all miss. Us bronze leaguers might understand the flow and beauty of the game, but we don't have the technical expertise to translate it into action. We're having fun anyway—except that one guy who sarcastically spams nice shot and then leaves if you so much as concede a goal. I treat Rocket League as an enjoyable, knockabout arcade game.

It's still tense as I'm barrelling towards the goal mouth, and still amazing when the ball explodes in a shockwave of success, but I also don't feel bad when I lose one of the five-minute matches. Within seconds, I'm loading into another game—ready to suck all over again. Tim Clark: A deserving winner for the sublime clarity of its controls alone, and also for spawning a genuine competitive scene almost overnight, but for me Rocket League s greatest achievement is that it eventually prompted Samuel to go on this about the Back to the Future Delorean DLC. And you know what? He wasn t wrong.

Chris Livingston: There are two things that really make it work, I think. Matches are short, so even when you re getting your teeth kicked in you know you won t have to suffer for long.

And, a score can happen within a few seconds of someone touching the ball mid-court, so even when you re getting your teeth kicked in you know the match can still be quickly turned around. Short matches, and the ever-present possibility of an insane comeback means even your worst night at Rocket League might still wind up a triumph. Tyler Wilde: I ve played over 100 hours of Rocket League, and I love it even when it s excruciating to play (two own goals in a row will do it).

3D Pong is what it is, brilliant for its distillation of sport. Like Pong, being good at Rocket League starts with knowing the bounces. Once you know exactly what sort of bounce the ball is going to take, you can start to plan your passes, shots, saves and returns. The aerial maneuvering is a skill on top of that, but doesn t necessarily trump prediction and positioning, and I love how players can be differently good at it. Finesse aerial shots, solid playmaking, heroic saves, determined clearing, and fights along the boards all matter. Team chemistry also matters, as there are no strictly defined player roles, and no programmed structure to a match outside of the physics and the goal lines.

Simple rules beget complex skills, and one of the most fun multiplayer games I've ever played. It's up there with Quake 2 for me. For more, read our, and Chris Thursten's. We really appreciated the solid feedback for our last few so we're back at it again with another update from Psyonix HQ! --- One of the hot topics right now is a 'Ranked Rejoin' for online matchmaking, so of course, we want to shed some light on that AND our plans for two quality-of-life improvements: UI Scalability and an increased Maximum Frame Rate. We also wanted to remind you that we're implementing the beta version of a 'Report System' in the first Rocket League patch of 2016 because we know what a highly-requested feature that is.

We have other features and improvements to existing ones planned for early 2016 as well, but wanted to highlight these particular ones. Now, let's get into some details! UI Scalability/ Max Frame RateWe’re always looking to improve the overall player experience in new and useful ways, which is why we're making two technical advancements in the first patch of 2016: • UI: After installing the 1.08 Patch, players who used monitors at higher resolutions Based on your feedback, we are adjusting this so that PC players can scale the UI using a slider in the Video settings. Hope you enjoy the change! • Frame Rate: We've heard the requests of PC players who want to enjoy Rocket League at higher frame rates so they can take advantage of the latest monitors and hardware technology. In our next patch, we'll be adding an in-game option that lets you raise the maximum frame rate as high as 250 fps with none of the side effects that are typically seen when using other frame rate uncapping methods. As always, we'll continue to update you more on these and other topics regularly through our and pages, so if you have any additional questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to bring them up there or in this thread.

And don’t forget to grab your FREE Holiday items by January 4 while playing some online Snow Day matches! You won't have another chance to get them until next year if you don't do it now, so get to playing! We've already established that, the auto/sports game that blends crazy cars with physcis-bending soccer, is a ton of.

But for developer Psyonix, it's also proven incredibly lucrative, to the tune of—hold on to your Santa hats—nearly $50 million in revenue, a figure that the describes, with just a wee bit of understatement, as 'unusual' for an independently published game. Psyonix spent about two years and close to $2 million making the game, according to the report, which it funded through contract work on other titles. 'We paid the bills by working on some of the biggest games in the industry,' founder Dave Hagewood said, including Mass Effect 3 and Gears of War. Interestingly, the addition of Back to the Future's famous to the game was actually the result of Universal Pictures approaching the studio, and not the other way around. That was apparently when the developers first realized they might have a big hit on their hands, although Hagewood added, 'It didn't really sink in until they told me they had to get Steven Spielberg's approval.' Since then, Psyonix has done a deal with Bethesda to from Fallout 4 to the game, and more recently it added a pile of holiday goodies through an update that includes antlers, Christmas trees, and, an unranked three-on-three play style that trades the giant soccer ball for a giant hockey puck.

The Rocket League 'Winter Games' have arrived, and just in time for the holidays! The brand new Hockey-inspired mutator mode is available now, exclusively in our online “Snow Day” playlist! As an added bonus players can unlock the previously-announced Christmas-themed items for a limited-time!

Here's the full list of available 'Winter Event' items: • “Xmas” Rocket Trail • “Blitzen” Topper • “Christmas Tree” Topper • “Sad Sapling” Topper • “Santa” Topper • “Candy Cane” Antenna • “Holiday Gift” Antenna Every game players complete has a chance to unlock these rare items! So keep your eye on the post-match rewards screen to see if you've unlocked one! Keep playing to unlock all seven holiday items from now through January 4. Happy Holidays and Good luck! Get your snow tires on—winter has fallen across Rocket League, bringing with it the new Snow Day mode and a pile of Christmas gifts.

Snow Day is a 3v3, unranked ice hockey variant that was teased in the Mutator Mashup trailer in October. The ball has been replaced with an oversized puck and the pitch done up to look like some ghastly Santa's Grotto at a high-end mall.

I jumped onto Snow Day for a few games this morning and quizzed the odd player for their take on the festivities. Widespread confusion that the ice isn't slippery—as far as I can tell, handling hasn't been affected at all. On the other hand, the puck is a calculated game-changer. Those large flat sides cause it to hug the walls instead of bouncing back, and with enough force it can surf the full length of the boundary. Stay defensive, and if you haven't learned to play off the wall yet, Snow Day will fix that. It feels like a more considered expansion than the unpredictable Mutator Mashup. Plus there are prezzies: antlers, antennas, santa hats, christmas trees, and my personal favourite, the tartan rocket trail.

Collectors be warned: these will only unlock until January 4. After weeks playing Fallout 4, exposure to bright colours can be a bit confronting.

Never fear though, because next time you jump into there will be a new DLC pack awaiting, offering an apocalypse themed arena full of soothing, inoffensive brown hues. The 'Chaos Run' DLC pack is available today and, in addition to the arena pictured above, there's two new battle-cars in the form of 'Ripper' and 'Grog'.

There are also six new decals for each of these, and two paint types, wheels, rocket trails, toppers and antennas. Basically, you can deck your battle cars out in all manner of misanthropic wasteland garb. The pack will set you back. There's also a patch to usher in the DLC, which replaces the main menu theme and setting, and removes Timewarp and Beach Ball from the Mutator Mashup playlist. Later this month the will roll out, which replaces the giant ball with a giant hockey puck. Oh, and are coming too. What a strange, fascinating universe Rocket League resides in.

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I understand this subbredit is for cracks and things, but the game is so worth the price it's being sold that there shouldn't even be a mention or thought about an online fix for it. Believe me, I am all against Denuvo and against AAA games being $60 and greedy companies full of liars, but this is something I won't appreciate. I recommend buying this game since it's a lot of fun and Developers deserve the money. I have 200+ hours put into it and I have no intentions of putting it away anywhere soon. I'm not saying you don't give credit. 1) OP stated 'Fuck Psyonix' because they patched their game to avoid unwanted multiplayer (and probably could harm the multiplayer experience for legit players).

2) Actually it is for me. I don't jump and buy a game without trying it first if it is more than 30+€ for me. And if a game is really overpriced i would probably not even get it at all. 3) No but im not the dumb ass that i am answering the questions to right now. There is a lot of companies listed in the top worst for some reason, just google it, or maybe if you i do it for you smartass. There you go boy, 4) 'Fuck Psyonix' • • • • •.

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