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Rocket League Slams It Down Next Month In Free Dunk House Update
Earlier this month, Rocket League developer Psyonix teased a new basketball mode or map for its car-soccer game. While not many details were made available from the tease, Psyonix has pulled the curtains back on a few new pieces of information regarding the addition.
The mode (or at least the map housed in the mode) is called Dunk House, and it is currently set to launch this April according to a tweet sent by the official Rocket League Twitter account. In a response to a question from a Twitter user, the Rocket League account also confirmed that the map/mode will be a free update. You can view the tweet, as well as a GIF of Dunk House in action below.
Break some axles in the Dunk House this April! #RocketLeagueHoops pic.twitter.com/VA23YUEEXM
— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) March 29, 2016
Rocket League released on PlayStation 4 and PC last year to widespread critical acclaim. The game launched on Xbox One earlier this year and featured cross-platform play.
[Source: Rocket League on Twitter]
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