System requirements | Types of matches depending on the number of players Rocket League Guide

Last update: 11 May 2016

PC version of Rocket League doesn't have high system requirements. You can easily play the game even if you have a PC that is a few years old and if it contains a basic dual/quad core processor along with a GeForce GTX 2xx class graphics card. The game also doesn't need a lot of RAM, doesn't take much space on the HDD and can be launched on older operating systems (including Windows Vista with the latest Service Pack installed).

We've prepared this guide based on the PlayStation 4 version of the game. Although it's acceptable, its optimization is far from perfect. The game can put the console's fan to a test from time to time. The framerate also tends to drop a little, especially when playing with a maximum number of 8 players on a stadium with weather effects turned on. Thankfully those aren't serious issues and the game can be fully enjoyed without having to wait for the upcoming patches.

Rocket League offers a chance to play matches solo; however, it shines when it comes to multiplayer sessions. The developers have prepared a wide variety of multiplayer modes - you can play co-op or against each other. The game supports both the local sessions (split-screen) as well as the online ones. For the PC version of Rocket League we recommend playing with a controller, because using only a keyboard isn't that comfortable.