Rocket League Trophy Guide

Rocket League Trophy Guide. Difficulty: **  Most of the Trophies don’t require much skill, only time. A chunk of them can be unlocked by playing single-player games with no opponents.

Game Name Difficulty Trophies Developer Country Bronze Silver Gold Online DLC
Rocket League ** 36 Psyonix U.S. 20 10 5 1 46

Rocket League

Rocket League is a soccer game which uses rocket-powered cars as its players, and is a sequel to the 2008 Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars on the PlayStation 3. The game includes single player Seasons in which players compete against a series of teams for the Championship, as well as a quick-play Exhibition mode where, as of current updates, game rules can be modified. Also included is online multiplayer, which allows PlayStation 4 players to compete with and against players on Windows PC. Each game awards the player with an item that can be used to modify their rocket-car.

Rocket League received positive reviews, with an average score of 86%, praised for its brilliant visuals, controls, its multiplayer, and its overall addictive fun.

This is a pretty low 2-star rating, as most of the trophies just require a bit of time, rather than skill. Ironically, most of the trophies don't require you to play any matches, but instead set up games with just yourself - no opponents - and doing what's required to unlock the trophies. There is one online trophy where you'll need to play a game with a friend, so as long as you don't mind getting social for one game, this platinum is totally doable for any gamer.

The platinum requires around 8-10 hours of gameplay, plus another 4-5 hours left alone with an elastic around the R2 button.

NOTE: Having a second controller - or a PlayStation Vita - will make these trophies much easier to unlock.

Since the trophies in this game can be completed in any order, a roadmap isn't really required. However, we recommend at least starting with the Exhibition-related trophies. Most of these are pretty easy and will get you used to the game and its controls at the same time. Also, if you've downloaded the free Mutators DLC, you can alter the settings and rules which will make some of these trophies even easier to unlock. For example, set the game to 1 Goal Win and continuously win games to earn the Stocked trophy quicker.

It should be noted that the Far Far Away trophy is glitched, though still unlockable. The trophy requires driving a total of 50 km (31 miles) of which the tires on your car will keep track. If you've driven well over 50 km and no trophy, try switching the tires. The trophy will eventually unlock. To make this easier, try tying an elastic around the R2 button to hold it down, and another on the left analog stick so that your car will continuously drive in circles, while setting the Mutators time limit to unlimited.

Once you've gotten most - if not all - the Exhibition-related trophies, you can get the two Practice Drill ones. There are three types of practice drills, and each of them can be played on their easiest setting, which will unlock both the Know The Drill and Drill Sergeant trophies.

Now that you have a fairly good handling of the game and controls, it's time to win the Championship of a Season. You only need one playthrough, competing against random teams and finally winning the Championship, to unlock all the related trophies. Since your AI partner is pretty useless, you'll need to put in some extra effort to win. If at any time you think you'll lose, simply hit Option and select to restart the match. This will not affect the trophies, and save you from having to redo the entire season again.

Last, there is the one online trophy, Barras Bravas, for playing an online game with a friend. An easy way is to just play some online games, send out friend requests, and if accepted, invite them to a game. otherwise, you can check out the boosting forums in our Links page.

After that, simply mop-up anything you might be missing.

Have fun!

BeforeJam and Discoking have a great Trophy Guide here, which includes the DLC:
http://www.playstationtrophies.org/game/rocket-league/guide/

And a great Trophy Guide by YooHoo Sniper & Vettes:
http://ps3trophies.com/forums/showwiki.php?title=PS4-Trophy-Guides:Rocket-League-Trophy-Guide

Battlebared and ackendo have a useful Trophy Guide here:
http://psnprofiles.com/guide/3048-Rocket-League-Trophy-Guide

And an Achievement Guide (same as the trophies on PS4) by animusVOXone:
http://www.xboxachievements.com/game/rocket-league/guide/

A video by BeforeJam demonstrating the Rider's Block trophy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka2TiX3cIWs

And his video demonstrating the Break Shot trophy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_cwjBr-AT8

Here's a Boosting Forum on PlaystationTrophies:
http://www.playstationtrophies.org/forum/rocket-league/270105-trophy-boosting-thread-read-first-post.html

And a Boosting Forum on PS3Trophies:
http://ps3trophies.com/forums/rocket-league/47474-official-rocket-league-boosting-thread.html

Finally, here's a basic Trophy List:
https://www.exophase.com/game/rocket-league-ps4/trophies/

Rocket League Anniversary Update Adds Trophies & More

Psyonix is celebrating the 2nd Anniversary of their vehicular soccer game, Rocket League, and in so doing, have released Update 1.35 which weighs in at 740 MB on the PlayStation 4. The Rocket League Anniversary Update includes some of the following:

 

* The Champions Field Arena, which is available in all Playlists and Private Matches

* New Car Customization categories: Engine Audio, Goal Explosions, and Trails

* The new Overdrive Crate was added

Rick and Morty items are now available as drops

* New Community Flags, Antennas, and Decals were added

* A Number of Bugs were fixed, as well as several Tweaks made to the game

 

The Rocket League Anniversary Update also adds the following 6 Trophies to the list:

 

Storm Trooper (bronze) – Equip a Very Rare Item and complete a game in an Arena with turbulent weather

Good Tiimes (bronze) – Head to Champions Field and complete an Online game

Swap Meet (bronze) – Trade and receive one or more items with another player in a single transaction

Trade Secret (silver) – Trade In five items of the same quality to receive an item of the next-highest quality

Rank Up (silver) – Complete all placement matches in any Competitive Playlist

Coming On Strong (gold) – Score or Assist a combined 30 goals or assists in Casual or Competitive Online matches

 

The Rocket League Anniversary Update now brings the total number of Trophies up to 82.

 

If you’re looking for some assistance, Discoking has a Trophy Guide here:
https://www.playstationtrophies.org/forum/rocket-league/311798-rocket-league-champions-field-roadmap-trophy-guide.html

 

And a Trophy Guide by Max654:
https://psnprofiles.com/guide/6191-rocket-league-champions-field-dlc-trophy-guide

 

Rocket League Update 1.34 Now Live

Psyonix has just released their Rocket League Update 1.34 for the PlayStation 4, as well as the Xbox One and PC. The update on the PlayStation 4 weights in at 740MB.

 

Main features of the Rocket League Update 1.34 includes support for the upcoming Pull-Back Racers, as well as several updates on New Tokyo. Here is a full list of new content included in the update:

 

* Support fo the Pull-Back Racers, which will be available in early June.

* New Tokyo was updated with a Standared Arena layout, and is now available in all Playlists. The original New Tokyo has been renamed Tokyo Underpass and is available in offline matches.

* Nitro Crates were added.

* A Loot Crate Community Flag was added.

* Several bugs were fixed, including repairs to some Rocket Trails, ceasing the automatic re-enabled Light Shafts after having been disabled, visual improvements to some glowing wheel, improvements to the Bunny Ears, and more.

 

“The Pull-Back Racers will be part of a blind bag system and each will come packaged in its own miniature Rocket Ball for the suggested retail price of USD $5.99,” stated Psyonix. “The toys will be based on the in-game Battle-Cars and include Octane, Dominus, Masamune, Hotshot, Grog, X-Devil, Merc, Backfire, and four limited variants.”

 

The Rocket League Update 1.34 does not add any new Trophies to the list.

Rocket League Update 1.31 adds Dropshot, Competitive Season 4, and Trophies

Just when you thought Rocket League couldn’t possible get any bigger, Psyonix is releasing Update 1.31 today at 3pm PT/6pm ET for the PlayStation 4, as well as the Xbox One and PC. The Rocket League Update 1.31, which comes at a size of 1.4 GB, will add a new Dropshot mode, Season 4 of Competitive play, 6 new trophies to unlock, and more.

Rocket League Update 1.31

The Rocket League Update 1.31 includes:

* Dropshot
A new game mode where players break the floor with the ball on the opponent’s side, before hitting the ball through the hole.

* Season 4 Competitive Play
A new set of Skill Rankings, divided into Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Champion, and Grand Champion. After placement matches, players will be assigned a skill rating influenced by their Season 3 ranking.

* Easter 2017
Seasonal Easter Items are available to unlock, from March 22 to April 17. This includes an Easter Egg Antenna, a Bunny Ears Hat, and an Easter Basket Hat.

* Other
New Tokyo was removed from Casual and Competitive playlists, but still available in offline and private matches. New Tokyo will return to online play with a standard layout in a future update.
Mannfield (Night) is now available in all playlists.
Spell (Sando Remix) by Hollywood Principle was added to the soundtrack.
AquaDome experienced some performance optimization.
PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players can now bind Air Roll Left and Air Roll Right from the Controls menu.
And more!

In addition, the Rocket League Update 1.31 also adds the following 6 Trophies, which can be unlocked in roughly 20 minutes:

Registered Voter (bronze) – Head to ‘Arena Preferences’ and use all of your votes
Metaverse (bronze) – Equip the Halo Topper and win a match on Starbase ARC
Brave the Elements (bronze) – Complete a match on wasted land, under the sea, and in outer space
Damage Control (silver) – Win a Dropshot match via shutout
Full Course (silver) – Score a total of 18 Goals in Dropshot
Buckminister x10 (gold) – Damage a total of 320 panels in Dropshot

Rocket League is a vehicular soccer game released on the PlayStation 4 in July 2015, and now has a grand total of 76 trophies with the Update 1.31.

Rocket League Update 1.29 Now Available

Today, Psyonix released the 1.29 update for their vehicular soccer game, Rocket League, on the PlayStation 4, as well as the Xbox One and PC. In addition to adding 4K PS4 Pro support, and adding preparation for the Hot Wheels Battle-Cars (each at $1.99 USD) the latest update also adds the following:

DLC Battle-Cars

* Twin Mill III DLC Battle-Car with six new Decals

* Bone Shaker DLC Battle-Car with six new Decals

Antennas

* Hot Wheels Antenna

* Treasure Hunt Flag

Toppers

* Hot Wheels Topper

* Shark Bite Topper

The update also includes several bug repairs, including those that had previously glitched certain trophies from unlocking.

The Rocket League 1.29 Update does not add any new Trophies to the list.