Rocket League is finally getting the overhaul fans never stopped asking for
Rocket League is set to receive a significant engine upgrade that fans have long anticipated. Psyonix revealed a teaser during the Paris Major, indicating a transition to Unreal Engine 6, which has not yet been publicly released. While the upgrade promises improved graphics and features, the launch timeline remains uncertain, with expectations for preview builds around 2027 to 2028.
- ▪Psyonix showcased a teaser for Rocket League's upgrade during the Paris Major.
- ▪The game will transition to Unreal Engine 6, skipping Unreal Engine 5 altogether.
- ▪Fans have been speculating about a new version of Rocket League since 2020, focusing on engine upgrades.
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Rocket League is finally getting the engine upgrade fans have been talking about for years. During the Paris Major, Psyonix showed a short in-game teaser with upgraded graphics, improved lighting, and a clear mention of Unreal Engine 6. Is Rocket League finally moving to a new engine? The studio did not call it Rocket League 2 in the trailer, but the reveal points to a major rebuild of the game. Fans have been speculating about a new version of Rocket League since around 2020, with most of the conversation focused on an Unreal Engine 5 port. What. A. Moment.The crowd reacts to the new era of Rocket League. pic.twitter.com/XGWCDy4SbK— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) May 24, 2026 That is what makes this reveal more interesting. Rocket League is not just moving to UE5.
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