You Can Now Play As Fortnite's Battle Bus In Rocket League

Written by

Tom Chapman

Published

22nd Sep 2020 14:14

Psyonix is revving its engines with news the Fortnite Battle Bus is coming to Rocket League. While we've already seen the likes of the Batmobile burn rubber in Rocket League, the Battle Bus is sure to be a major addition to the title. To celebrate the vehicular giant going free-to-play from September 23, Epic Games' “Llama-Rama” event will bring the two worlds together. Both Rocket League and Fortnite will have a whole host of rewards and in-game items.

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A brand new in-game event, Llama-Rama, begins this weekend! Complete Challenges to unlock the entire set of new items, including the Battle Bus!https://t.co/4CcpYmrJCW pic.twitter.com/jooLIttV1Y
— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) September 22, 2020

A trailer for the crossover showed how the Battle Bus will be driving into action as a hefty new addition to Rocket League. Psyonix confirmed Rocket League is currently down for maintenance as the servers get ready for this massive update. The latest Rocket Pass Season 1 trailer already teased the arrival of the Battle Bus when it could be heard toward the end and its shadow was seen creeping across the screen.

While we're used to zooming around in the Octane, expect to see plenty of Battle Buses when "Llama Rama" brings all the fun of Fortnite to Rocket League. More to follow...

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