"Crazy Different Maps" Will be Added to Rocket League

Not all maps will stick to the standard rectangular format.

Rocket League developer, Psyonix has revealed that it intends to introduce "crazy different maps" down the line.

Asked in an interview with PC Gamer if we'll see weirder levels make it to Rocket League, Psyonix boss Dave Hagewood said, "Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely. We wanted to start with the standard fields this time because we wanted to make sure everyone understood what the base game was, how we see the standard Rocket League experience being. We also wanted to promote competitive play in the game, and people who want extremely balanced competitive play and ranked modes and things like that, without adding a lot of extra noise."

That isn't necessarily what everyone wants out of the game, though. "[W]e know the majority of players aren’t super competitive, they just want to have a good time--and we have a great time with the crazy different maps and so on," Hagewood continued. "So we already have some of those in production to roll out later on."

Psyonix hasn't yet established how frequently it plans to offer new maps, all of which will be released for free. He admitted the next one "is another standard layout, but some of the ones after that will mix it up a little bit."

The new Utopia map should be available as part of a free update coming alongside Rocket League's first paid DLC, Supersonic Fury sometime in August.