Rocket League continues to thrive as a live service. Developer Psyonix is now detailing its plans for the rest of 2018. The vehicular soccer game is going to soon enter the world largest gaming market. It also getting an updated version for Microsoft Xbox One X. The studio has also revealed that it is delaying its big cross-platform party system.

In December, Rocket League will get its last major update for the year. This patch will focus on Xbox One X enhancements. Psyonix is promising support for ultra HD 4K, HDR, and 60 frames per second all at the same time. But the studio is also going to www.mmobc.com roll out new content in December as well. That includes its second premium progression pass and a new in-game celebration.

ecember will also see the beginning of the next Rocket Pass with a new suite of items, along with another licensed premium DLC that will release around the same time,?Rocket League director Scott Rudi wrote in a blog post. nd starting in mid-December, Frosty Fest 2018 will operate just like our currently-happening Haunted Hallows Event; youl earn Snowflakes for playing matches online and redeem it for holiday-themed items, including a olden Gift.'opefully, olden Gift?is not a reference to a video tape featuring a U.S. president in a Moscow hotel room.

Psyonix also provided some Rocket League Prices information about its planned arrival in China. The studio said that the launch is coming soon, but it still has no release date. Ie reached out to Psyonix to ask if China regulators are contributing to any uncertainty about when Rocket League will go live in that country. Chinese authorities have not approved any new games for sale since March. That is affecting both foreign and domestic game publishers, which includes Psyonix partner, Tencent. In response, Psyonix confirmed that it was able to secure Chinese approval prior to the current freeze.