Champions Field is an arena added to Rocket League on July 5, 2017, as part of the second anniversary update.[1][2]
Official synopsis
"Champions Field" celebrates the pure competition found in Rocket League, complete with a massive statue featuring our shield logo, triple-decker seating (a must in any modern sports entertainment complex), and enough stadium lighting to make your match visible from outer space!
This new, FREE, standard arena will be found in all Competitive and Online Playlists, and will be available in Private Matches as well.
Gallery
Promotional screenshot.
Promotional screenshot.
Promotional screenshot.
References
- ↑ Rocket League’s Anniversary Update Launches July 5 on Rocket League - Official Site
- ↑ Patch Notes v1.35: Anniversary Update on Rocket League - Official Site
| Arenas | ||
|---|---|---|
| Standard | AquaDome • Beckwith Park • Champions Field [NFL] • Deadeye Canyon [Oasis] • DFH Stadium [Circuit] • Farmstead • Forbidden Temple [Fire & Ice] • Mannfield • Neo Tokyo • Neon Fields • Rivals Arena • Salty Shores • Starbase ARC • Urban Central • Utopia Coliseum • Wasteland | |
| Alternate | ARCtagon • Badlands • Core 707 • Dunk House • Throwback Stadium • Tokyo Underpass | |
| Rocket Labs | Basin • Cosmic • Double Goal • Galleon • Galleon Retro • Octagon • Pillars • Underpass • Utopia Retro | |