There's nothing particularly revelatory about the new store, admittedly, although Psyonix's pre-launch transparency is certainly helpful. It's structured much like Fortnite's in-game store (perhaps not unsurprisingly given that that Epic purchased Pysonix earlier this year), and will feature items that rotate out on both a daily Rocket League Items and 48-hourly basis.

According to the Psyonix's latest blogpost, players can expect to see the full array of Rocket League items in the store, including Painted Cars, Player Banners, Exotic Wheels, and Goal Explosions. It also says it will clearly label relevant skins as either Painted, Certified, and/or Special Edition, so that purchasers know exactly what their money will get them.

While Psyonix is yet to outline the cost of individual items in its store, it has revealed prices for Rocket League's premium currency bundles. 500 Credits will cost $4.99 (around ￡4), 1100 Credits costs $9.99 USD (around ￡8), 3000 Credits will cost $24.99 USD (around ￡20) and 6500 Credits will cost $49.99 USD Buy Rocket League Items (around ￡40).