Rocket League Patch v2.64 brings big improvements to Switch 2 performance | Full Patch Notes

A new patch has hit for Rocket League. Version v2.64 brings better performance on Switch 2, a limited-time South Park event, and more.

A new patch has hit for Rocket League. It features a limited-time South Park-themed event titled ‘Cartman’s Crash-Out’. Nintendo Switch 2 performance is improved with higher-quality textures, higher-resolution targets, and higher-framerate targets. There are more preset slots, and the ability to skip the new player tutorial as well.

Rocket League is going on a decade old. One of the best sports games I’ve ever played, it has as toxic a community as you’ll come across. The title is free-to-play and available on Xbox One, Series X|S, PlayStation 4 & 5, Nintendo Switch 1 & 2, and PC. Here are the full patch notes from the Epic Games blog post.

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Rocket League v2.64 includes expanded preset slots, the Cartman’s Crash Out LTE, and more.

Version: Rocket League v2.64
⁠Platforms: Epic Games Store, Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo
⁠Scheduled Release: January 22, 2026 4 PM PT / January 23, 2026 12 AM UTC

THE HEADLINES

• •Cartman’s Crash Out LTE
• •Expanded Preset Slots
• •Champions Field Update
• •Skip New Player Tutorial
• •Nintendo Switch 2 Rendering Enhancements

NEW CONTENT

Cartman’s Crash Out LTE

• •From January 22 at 4 PM PT to February 5 at 4 PM PT, jump into the Cartman’s Crash Out limited-time event and complete Challenges to score new Certified Toppers, and the animated Cheesy Poofs Octane Decal. 

CHANGES AND UPDATES

Expanded Preset Slots

• •We’ve expanded preset slots from 50 to 75, giving room for more custom combos! Mix and match items and turn them into ready-to-go rides.

Champions Field update

• •To honor and celebrate the 2025 RLCS 3v3 champions Atomic, BeastMode, Daniel, and Satthew — and the 1v1 champion Nwpo — banners for them have been added to the Champions Field Arena. 

Skip New Player Tutorial

• •Players who have already completed the introductory tutorial will no longer be forced back into it when playing on another platform for the first time (excluding Xbox).

Nintendo Switch 2 Rendering Enhancements

• •We’ve made a series of visual and performance improvements for Rocket League on Nintendo Switch 2.
  • •Simplified Graphics Settings
    • •The Performance/Quality toggle has been removed, as Rocket League on Nintendo Switch 2 now uses the best of both settings.
  • •Improved Resolution
    • •Docked mode: Resolution is now locked at 1080p, 60 FPS in docked mode.
    • •Handheld mode: Dynamic resolution now targets 1080p at 60 FPS, but will still reduce resolution as needed to keep gameplay smooth.
  • •Visual Quality Upgrades
    • •Increased world detail
    • •Higher texture quality in handheld mode, matching docked mode
    • •Crisper texture detail with increased anisotropic filtering (reduces jagged lines and blurry edges on surfaces)
    • •Improved lighting effects
    • •Ambient occlusion
    • •Higher-resolution shadows

BUG FIXES

Visual

• •Fixed taillight brightness appearing inconsistent across multiple Car Bodies.
• •The Heatwave Decal now displays correctly on Lamborghini Urus. 
• •Fixed an issue where the RLCS ’25 and RLCS ’26 Decals appeared stretched on the hood of the Fennec ZR-F Car Body. 
• •Fixed an issue where the Chanoir Octane Decal could override the Car Body’s painted trim. 
• •Fixed an issue where the large screens in Champions Field could display distorted visuals. 

Audio

• •Fixed an issue where BMW M4 GT3 Evo’s engine audio was louder than intended. 
• •Fixed an issue where the Patty Wagon Car Body used the incorrect engine audio during gameplay. 
• •Fixed an issue where sound effects for the Hologlass Goal Explosion could cut off when triggered during gameplay.

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