The Rocket League 2019 Fall Roadmap only agreed to be released within the game's official website, revealing plans for that game Rocket Pass, updates towards the competition season, as well as a host of recent information.

The first is news about the Rocket Pass. Developers have listened to their player base feedback, and the gap between Rocker Pass 2 and Rocket Pass 3 is too long. As an answer, they will extend the Rocket Pass 3 to the beginning of the Rocket Pass 4. This means that the Rocket Pass 3 will be up and running by August 27th, but there will be no new weekly challenges during this time. The following Rocket Pass will also be the first to experience minor changes in the weekly challenge system, where the challenge will remain active throughout the duration.

The next step is to remind you that the competitive 11th season will end on August 27th and will be followed by the 12th season on the same day after the title update. So if you want to get unique Rocket League Items and rewards, be sure to continue to hone, and these rewards will soon be announced at the end of the season.

The remaining changes include audio updates that will be made in the August 27 update. So, next season, the Rockets will now offer HDR audio. In the next few weeks, players should expect more information.

As for the farther plan, this is what is included in the road map for the fall of 2019:

New statistics: Two new statistics have been added to all game modes. "High five" and "low five." You can hit the high five in midair by hitting your teammates after scoring. The lower five is the same thing, but not hitting the air, you are on the ground. In addition, Hoops is getting new statistics called "Swish." If you don't have the ball to score the basket, you will get Swish.
Return of the Ghost Ring: No news has been announced yet, but the Rocket League’s Halloween celebrations are intended to be the focus of current radical summer events.
New and improved tournaments: This is for those who just want to participate in the competition. Improved and improved tournament systems should appear in the second half of 2019. Program improvements include automatically scheduling the game in the game and players can join. Of course, if you win the game, there are also RL Items rewards.

Finally, Psyonix announced that all previous content announced for May Roadmap is still under development. This includes party systems, inventory management and quality of life improvements in P2P trading systems. The Rockets are now available for playback on PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.