November Update to Rocket League Bringing Custom Game Modes

[Conrad Zimmerman]

November Update to Rocket League Bringing Custom Game Modes

Game changing "Mutators" are on the way.

Developer Psyonix has revealed details on the next major update to Rocket League, which will introduce new ways to play. Players will be able to create custom game modes using a system of presets and settings the developer calls "Mutators." The update will be released for free next month on PlayStation 4 and PC.

Mutators will provide for a variety of different effects on a game, from changing the size, shape, or weight of the ball to the speed and boost effectiveness of cars. More straightforward options will include the ability to adjust the length of a round and maximum score.

Some of these Mutators will be taken from the developer's prior effort Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, such as the "Cubic" and "Time Warp" game modes. New modes will include a low-gravity "Moonball" match and an explosion-heavy "Demolition" mode.

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A future update to be released in December will include a Mutator for a game mode based on Hockey.

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[Neurotic Void Melody]

Fckin sold!

Wait, i already have it.

Well...

sold again!!

 

[Obbi]

Players will be able to create custom game modes using a system of presets and settings the developer calls "Mutators."

Can't for the life of me imagine why they'd be called that. It's like that's actually a thing, or something.

Anyway, mutators are exactly what this game needed. Hope Fallout 4 doesn't consume my life next month.

 

[Morti]

Players will be able to create custom game modes using a system of presets and settings the developer calls "Mutators."

Can't for the life of me imagine why they'd be called that. It's like that's actually a thing, or something.

Anyway, mutators are exactly what this game needed. Hope Fallout 4 doesn't consume my life next month.

I don't know, i feel as if a large portion of why this more of a success than SARPBC is there decision to be less gimmicky and more serious.