Set to arrive in a few weeks, the first free map for Rocket League is called Utopia Coliseum and can be viewed above through a teaser image.
In the immediate future for Rocket League, developer Psyonix is aiming to release patch 1.03 this week, which will fix a number of issues, including PlayStation 4 fan noise and being unable to track distance traveled when playing online.
The Rocket League Twitter account also answered some questions recently, and you can see the answers below:
- There are plans for South American servers.
- “There is a bug with how consistently [Sweet Tooth] unlocks. Fixed in next patch if you don’t get him by then.”
- Regarding missing flags: “Original flag choices were World Cup 2014 teams and unique PSN Store locations. 70+ country flags coming soon.”
- An improvement to invisible players is coming in the next patch. “That one will take a few patches (multi-tiered issue)” to fully fix.
- On PS4 and PC cross-play: “Currently they share the same matchmaking pool, but we are looking into other solutions to improve that.”
- “We’ll be making an announcement about DLC (when it’s coming, what’s in it, etc.) later this week.”
- “We’re trying to introduce penalties [for rage-quitters] into our next patch (one of the reasons it was semi-delayed). We’ll see if it makes it.”
When patch 1.03 is released, we’ll let you know.
