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Rocket League Is Getting Free, Spooky Halloween DLC
Rocket League is still going strong, and now you’ve got more reason to play this month. Psyonix will be incorporating free DLC that has a chance of dropping after your matches.
There are six different items you can collect starting on October 18. They are:
- “Calavera” Antenna
- “Candy Corn” Rocket Trail
- “Carriage” Wheels
- “Fuzzy Brute” Antenna
- “Fuzzy Vampire” Antenna
- “Pumpkin” Topper
Anything you don’t collect by November 2, goes back into the vault. You’ll have to wait until Halloween 2016 for another chance to nab these items.
There’s also a new set of DLC coming later this month. On October 13, the Revenge of the Battle-Cars brings two classic cars and a collection of customization content, as well as five new trophies. You’ll be able to pick that up for $3.99. You don’t need it for the free goodies, though.
Still haven't gotten the hang of Rocket League? Perhaps these tips from the developers will help you.
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