<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Rocket League, the popular 'soccar' game, turns 10 years old today, originally launching on PC and PS4 on July 7, 2011.</li><li>Rocket League is actually a sequel to 2008's Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars and was one of the first cross-platform multiplayer titles at the time.</li><li>Developer Psyonix is celebrating Rocket League's 10th anniversary throughout Season 19 with new player anthems, a special variation on DFH Stadium, and log-in rewards.</li><li>Since its launch in 2015, Rocket League has achieved milestones such as surpassing 5 million downloads within a month, transitioning to free-to-play in Summer 2020, and remaining part of Psyonix's plans despite the release of Rocket Racing in 2023 as part of Fortnite.</li></ul>

Rocket League Turns 10 Years Old, Showing That The Wheels Of Time Never Stop Spinning

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