Rocket League finally has cross-play

Sony got a lot of well-deserved criticism for not allowing cross-play with the other platforms last summer. The company tried to make some fairly flimsy excuses at first but had a change of heart a few months later when it decided to launch a beta where Fortnite was the only game that supported it.

That helped a bit, but those who get a taste will obviously want more, so it didn't take long before players started sharing their dreams of other games being supported as well. It took a few additional months, but one of the most requested games has just joined the fray.

Psyonix and Sony have announced that Rocket League just joined the PlayStation Cross-Play Beta program, which means that players on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch get to play against and with each other right now. Unfortunately, the cross-platform party system hasn't been finalised yet, so we'll only be able to have random matchmaking in all online match types.

To enable this long-awaited feature, just go into "Options" and check the "Cross-Platform Play" box in the "Gameplay" tab. Then you're ready to test your skills against millions of players you've never met before.

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