Leak Suggests Rocket League Could Be Integrated Into Fortnite

A well-known Fortnite leaker has claimed that Epic Games is recreating every Rocket League arena in Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN), fueling speculation that the two games could eventually merge.

Originally released in 2015, Rocket League is currently available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.

Although Fortnite and Rocket League have remained separate titles, Epic Games has gradually connected the two experiences over time. For example, Fortnite Crew subscribers receive the premium version of Rocket League’s Rocket Pass at no additional cost, encouraging players to engage with both games.

Epic has also expanded vehicle mechanics in Fortnite in recent years, allowing multiple cars from Rocket League to appear in the battle royale. Cosmetic crossovers have become increasingly common as well, with certain items purchased in Rocket League carrying over into Fortnite. Both games frequently feature cosmetics inspired by each other, strengthening the connection between their communities.

Now, it appears Epic Games may be considering a deeper integration — potentially turning Rocket League into a dedicated Fortnite game mode.

Rocket League Arenas Reportedly Recreated in UEFN

According to prominent leaker BeastFNCreative, Epic Games has recreated every Rocket League arena within UEFN. This has sparked speculation that a full integration or merger could be planned for the future.

The possibility has divided the community. Some players are unhappy with the idea, noting that Rocket League can currently be played entirely independently of Fortnite. Critics argue that forcing a migration into Fortnite’s ecosystem could alienate long-time players who prefer the standalone experience.

Others questioned the strategy, pointing out that Fortnite’s Rocket Racing mode has struggled to maintain strong player numbers since launch. This has led some fans to worry that Rocket League could face similar challenges if absorbed into the larger Fortnite platform.

Community Reactions Are Mixed

Not all reactions have been negative, however. Some players are enthusiastic about the potential change. One supporter suggested that rebuilding arenas in UEFN could modernize Rocket League’s visuals, which are beginning to show their age nearly a decade after release.

Another player expressed interest in the possibility of progressing through the Rocket Pass while playing Fortnite rather than Rocket League itself. While there is no confirmation this would be implemented, Fortnite already allows players to earn rewards across multiple passes simultaneously — including the LEGO Pass, OG Pass, Music Pass, and the main Battle Pass — simply by leveling up in any mode.

Questions About Physics and Gameplay

Rocket League is widely praised for its unique physics system, which enables high-speed aerial maneuvers and complex trick shots. Many players are now wondering how those mechanics would function within Fortnite. There is also curiosity about whether UEFN creators would gain access to Rocket League’s signature physics tools when designing custom maps.

At this stage, there are far more questions than answers. Epic Games has not officially confirmed any merger plans, and as with all leaks, the information should be treated cautiously. While many leaks eventually prove accurate, projects can always change direction, be delayed, or be canceled entirely.

For now, fans remain curious — and cautiously optimistic — about what the future might hold for both Fortnite and Rocket League.