How Do Cross-Platform Rocket League Items Work?

Rocket League's DLC is now Cross-Platform, with only a few exceptions to the rule. What does this mean, and how does it work?

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Rocket League's DLC is now fully cross-platform, but what are the details? Has anything been left out? | © Psyonix

Psyonix has made all Premium Rocket League DLC cross-platform, and we are finally able to enjoy our favourite Rocket League cars of the past. How does the cross-platform DLC work? What is included in the cross-platform downloadable content, and how do you access your premium Rocket League DLC packs cross-platform?

Rocket League's Premium DLC items have been available cross-platform since May 24, 2021. Are you excited? We certainly are! It's time to jump back into that DeLorean, it's time to check out some Fast & Furious cars, it's time find out everything there is to know about cross-platform DLC in Rocket League.

How Does the Rocket League Cross-Platform DLC Work?

All DLC Rocket League items that were purchased before the game went free-to-play are now cross-platform. That means that players who owned pre-F2P DLC on PC will now be able to access that content not only on PC, but on their PlayStation or Xbox versions of the game as well.

Whether you’re aiming for 88-mph goals with the DeLorean Time Machine from Back To The Future, or it’s all about family and the Fast & Furious cars, players on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox will be able to use Premium DLC Packs that were purchased prior to the launch of Free To Play across platforms. -- Psyonix's press release

Keep in mind that the Nintendo Switch does not yet fully support cross-platform Rocket League DLC, but we will go into detail about that later. We are pretty hyped about this, though. There are tons of fantastic DLC items that, until now, have been platform-restricted. Now? Well, now Rocket League has finally become the platform it always should have been...

How Do I Access Rocket League Cross-Platform DLC?

Following are the steps that you need to complete so that you can access all of your Rocket League items and cosmetics across any platform on which you want to play the game.

Link your different platform-specific accounts to your Epic Games account

To do this, you need to first make an Epic Games account and then connect your Rocket League account to your Epic Games Account via the Activate Website.

Log into the platform where you have licensed DLC

The next step you need to take is to simply log into the Platform where your DLC is saved.

PsyNet Will Link Your DLC

Upon login, PsyNet should link the DLC in your platform account to your Epic Games account.

It's All Done!

Now that your accounts are linked, and your Epic Games account knows about your licensed DLC, your Rocket League DLC will become cross-platform.

What Is Excluded from Rocket League Cross-Platform DLC?

  • Platform-Exclusive Items such as Nintendo characters on Switch, Sweet Tooth, Hogsticker, etc.
  • Ultimate Edition On-Disc DLC: Batman/DC Superheroes Pack

How Does Cross-Platform DLC Work in Rocket League on Nintendo Switch?

Nintendo Switch Players are able to access Premium Cross-Platform Rocket League DLC from other platforms, but the items owned on Switch will not be able to be used cross-platform. This is a bit of a problem for many Switch fans who may want to play with the Mario decals on their PC version of Rocket League, or perhaps on one of their other consoles. In the end, the game doesn't perform great on Switch, so many might want to use the Switch to purely get those fabulous platform-exclusive Switch Items.

Are you hyped by the idea of getting all of your Rocket League DLC Cross-Platform? We certainly are, and we can assure you that we will continue to update you as we get more in-depth details about how this works, and how the system may change into the future. We will also update you on exactly what is included and excluded (if the situation changes), and how to get specific items. In the meantime, though... jump into Rocket League, have some fun, and eat a pizza.

Evan Williams

Australian gamer, musician, and journalist at EarlyGame. Currently living in Germany so no, I don't ride a Kangaroo to work. I am currently hard at work making our CoD and Rocket League pages the best on the internet. Lofty ambitions,...