Summary
- Rocket League launches underwater-themed Season 14 with new car bodies, a new Arena variant, and much more.
- You can unlock special items such as the Snorkel Mask Topper, Atlantis Goal Explosion, Fishscale Paint Finish, and more.
- Despite the new additions, fans are notably disappointed at the lack of content featured in Season 14.
Rocket League is a pretty popular game involving two things everyone loves– cars and football. Recently, Epic Games collaborated with Psyonix to create Fortnite’s Rocket Racing, similar to Rocket League. However, despite the game’s popularity, fans have expressed their disappointment by the lack of exciting content in Rocket League.
Rocket League recently launched Season 14 which is underwater-themed and will feature new car bodies, a new Arena variant and much more. Competitive rewards for Season 13 are also available for eligible players.
The new car bodies added in Season 14 are Admiral and Mako. They use the Dominus and Breakout’s hitboxes, respectively. These cars will be available for cross-game ownership between Rocket League and Fortnite’s Rocket Racing in the future.
Season 14 also introduces the AquaDome Arena, which is a new underwater variant with a lighter tone and lesser sharks. You can also unlock special items like the Snorkel Mask Topper, Scale-Veil Decal, and the Atlantis Goal Explosion.
If you are a fan of customizations, Season 14 adds some new options to jazz up your cars using the Fishscale Paint Finish and the Kelp Antenna. Now is also the time for a title change, you can go with the Cool Captain title or the Swag Surfer title.
1. Rocket League’s Season 14 Highlights
I. Rocket Pass
- Season 14 Rocket Pass, featuring the new Car Bodies Admiral and Mako, is now available
- Admiral uses the Dominus hitbox
- Mako uses the Breakout hitbox
II. Tournaments
- Season 14 Tournaments are live
- Any unspent Season 13 Tournament Credits automatically convert into rewards
- Tournament Credits have converted to the highest level reward you are capable of earning based on your Tournament Rank and the amount of Tournament Credits you have remaining
- Every player who played in at least one tournament this season will receive one All-Star cup
- New Tournament Reward items have been added
III. Challenges
- Season 14 Stage 1 Challenges are live
IV. Competitive
- Season 14 Competitive has started
- Season 14 Changes
- Similar to previous seasons, a soft reset has been applied to all Competitive Playlists
- Competitive alternates between Snow Day and Dropshot each Season
- Season 14: Competitive Dropshot
- Season 15: Competitive Snow Day
V. Arenas
- The new Arena variant AquaDome (Salty Shallows) is now live in Online Playlists
Rocket League is still lacking in terms of content, given how other games are consistently putting out new updates. However, just like Fortnite’s Rocket Racing, there are a lot of “knock-offs” out there. After all, kicking a ball around is one of the most popular pastimes.
2. About Rocket League
Rocket League is a soccer game where players utilize lightning-fast, “rocket-powered” cars to score goals and win the match for their team. Owing to its fast-paced gameplay and uncomplicated controls, soccer fans or not, its a delight for every gamer out there.
Even though, the game revolves around cars, a great level of soccer detail is added which makes Rocket League captivating to enthusiasts. A wide array of cars and movements are also offered. The cherry on top is that the cars are customizable. Thus, as per one’s inclination, personal touch can be added to the game.
This sports arcade game also provides a cross-platform multiplayer experience so that consoles and PC gamers can unite and play together. This makes Rocket League a highly addicting game further justifying the positive feedback received by it throughout the world.
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