As promised earlier this summer, Rocket League will finally make the transition to a free-to-play game on September 23 across all platforms.

It’s a new-look RLCS X and a new home for the four-time champ, Turbopolsa. We chat about his surprise departure from NRG, staying in NA, and the potential he sees in mist and Atomic.

There’s a brand new org filled with familiar faces—including a couple of past RLCS champions. We asked Torment about the move from Cloud9 and one of the wildest offseasons to date.

Fresh off of the first RLCS regional, Gregan tells us how they came together under David Beckham’s new esports org and the potential he sees from this Scrub Killa-led squad.

As rumored in recent weeks, WISE Ventures Esports - the company behind the Call of Duty League's Minnesota ROKKR, has launched a new organization called Version1 for other esports games and has entered Rocket League as its first title.

Ahead of RLCS X, Speed gets candid about their big new org, bringing in Fruity, and how the pandemic made him a much better player.

Guild Esports, which is co-owned by football legend David Beckham, has entered Rocket League with the signing of Scrub Killa, Noly, and ThO, along with coach Gregan.

To the immense joy of just about every pro player, caster, and community member that has seen it as the key to the game's sustainable future, Rocket League will indeed shift to a free-to-play model later this summer.

With Rocket League Championship Series Season X holding qualifiers this month ahead of its new open-circuit format, pro teams across North America and Europe are finalizing their offseason changes. Here are a few that took place over the last week.

Jordan "EyeIgnite" Stellon, who achieved his greatest pro Rocket League success as a member of We Dem Girlz, officially retired today via a tweet to his personal Twitter account.