After an great give up to the ultimate couple of Rocket League Championship Series seasons, of Rocket League Prices direction Psyonix is preparing to hold the party going for Rocket League esports. On Monday, the developer outlined the following season for Season 8 of the Rocket League Championship Series, that is officially set to start in October. And it will drastically be the first under the Epic Games umbrella.

Rocket League Season eight will see the top groups from the North American, South American, European, and Oceanic areas come together for an opportunity to end up the state-of-the-art Rocket League international champions. They will compete for a prize pool of over $1 million throughout the season.

Season 7 ended inside the maximum dramatic style, as Renault Vitality defeated G2 Esports in six wildly close games. Both groups wound up in Overtime, in which a complete team attempt caused victory, with Alexandre "Kaydop" Courant lobbing the ball up for Victor "Fairy Peak" Locquet for the championship purpose.

This can be the primary complete season for the Rocket League Championship Series beneath new figure employer Epic Games. While Psyonix is continuing to run the RLCS primarily autonomously, the door is open for Epic to RL Prices help at any time, specifically with the addition of former Overwatch League commissioner Nate Nanzer to the Epic payroll.