Rocket League version 2.32 patch notes announce the launch of Season 12

Rocket League Season 12, which introduces exciting additions like fresh Arena settings and cars. Neo Tokyo's futuristic tech landscape..

Rocket League Season 12 adds Neo Tokyo (Hacked) Arena and the Porsche 911 Turbo, plus more.

Rocket League enthusiasts can look forward to Season 12, which introduces exciting additions like fresh Arena settings and cars. Neo Tokyo's futuristic tech landscape, illuminated by neon lights, offers an engaging new Arena for players to explore.

In this season, players will also have the opportunity to showcase their skills with the new Porsche 911 Turbo and unlock a range of enticing Rocket Pass rewards. Season 12 of Rocket League became available on September 6 for players on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Zero Day and Season 12 are just one day away!

🚗 @Porsche 911 Turbo & RLE
🗺️ Neo Tokyo (Hacked)
🚀 New Rocket Pass Rewards

Learn More: https://t.co/fZcR2HOIap pic.twitter.com/n6yCRUFHjb

— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) September 5, 2023

Jump into the @Porsche 911 Turbo and play Soccar in Zero-Day’s corrupted vision of Neo Tokyo 👀

Learn More: https://t.co/fZcR2HOIap pic.twitter.com/zXnlJ3Ca9H

— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) September 6, 2023

Rocket League Season 12 Overview

In the latest Rocket League update, Season 12 has arrived with a brand-new Rocket Pass, featuring the sleek Porsche 911 Turbo. This new vehicle boasts the Dominus hitbox, adding an exciting element to your gameplay.

Season 12 also brings some exciting changes to Tournaments. Players will find Season 12 Tournaments now available, and any unspent Tournament Credits from Season 11 will automatically convert into valuable rewards. These converted credits will match your Tournament Rank and the number of credits you have left.

Plus, every player who participated in at least one tournament this season will receive a coveted All-Star cup. Keep an eye out for new Tournament Reward items as well. For those who love a good challenge, Season 12 Stage 1 Challenges are now live, offering players new ways to test their skills and earn rewards.

Competitive players will be pleased to know that Season 12 Competitive has kicked off. As with previous seasons, a soft reset has been applied to all Competitive Playlists, ensuring a fresh and fair start for everyone. With all these updates, Rocket League Season 12 promises to be an exciting and competitive journey for players of all levels.

Rocket League Season 11 Competitive Rewards

The latest Rocket League update has brought some exciting additions for players to enjoy. First up, the new 'Neo Tokyo (Hacked)' Arena is now available in Online Playlists, offering a fresh and thrilling environment for matches.

Additionally, Season 11 Competitive Rewards have been announced, and they will be distributed based on the highest rank achieved during the season and successful completion of the corresponding Season Reward Levels.

These rewards include unique Boosts with a distinctive 'S11' tag, and the specific Boost you receive depends on your rank. Bronze I or higher players will earn the 'S11 – Bronze' Boost, while higher ranks like Diamond and Champion come with their own Boosts.

For the elite Grand Champion and Supersonic Legend ranks, there are exclusive titles in striking Crimson and Titanium White text, respectively. With these new rewards and the intriguing Neo Tokyo (Hacked) Arena, Rocket League continues to offer exciting experiences for players in Season 11.[no_toc]