Once again, the month of February is designated as Black History Month in Rocket League. This time around, the Rocket League Items showcase the work of a number of exceptionally gifted African-American artists. These brand-new items are available for free as part of a bundle that can be obtained from the in-game shop. Rocket League will once again be celebrating the beginning of Black History Month on February 1st, which marks the beginning of the month itself. Rocket League Items is an ongoing event that promotes black artists and incorporates them into the Rocket League Items itself. The Rocket League community can look forward to awesome and one-of-a-kind bundles that will be available in the in-game item shop completely free of charge.

Rocket League: February Is Black History MonthThe Rocket League Item Shop will feature a Black History Month tab beginning on February 1 and continuing through February 28. You are free to visit this tab at any time during this time period in order to obtain the various free bundles. During the course of this month, a total of three item packs will be made available for purchase, and Psyonix will make announcements regarding each of these on their various social media platforms. This article will, of course, be updated as soon as more information becomes available regarding the subsequent artist. Written by Taj Francis Bundle in parallelWe're already more than halfway through Black History Month, Rocket League Items and this week's theme in Rocket League is all about Jamaica. The talented artist Taj Francis has designed some pretty dope items for the game, some of which are currently available to purchase. As is the case for the event that is taking place this year, you are able to visit the item shop in order to obtain your bundle at no cost. This is what you will find inside: DecalParallel Avatar BorderParallel Player BannerGeneva BowersSunniya BundlePsyonix is kicking things off by collaborating with the illustrator Geneva Bowers; for more of her works, you can visit her official website at genevab.

com. Psyonix is excited to get this project off the ground. Personally, I think her style is really cool, and I think it works pretty well with the bright colours that are featured in Rocket League. In that regard, the following is a list of things that are currently available for purchase at the store: Despite the fact that all three items look incredible and showcase a wide range of colours, the Octane decal is by far my favourite because it is one of the most attractive cars in Rocket League. Clearly a matter of individual preference. Check out Geneva Bowers' website, which can be found through the link provided above, Rocket League Items for sale or read the short interview that Psyonix published on their page if you are interested in learning more about either Geneva Bowers or her artwork. Despite the fact that roguelikes are her preferred gaming genre, she is still considered to be one of us even though Rocket League is not her preferred style of the video game. So, what exactly are you looking forward to? Gather your items, equip them on the vehicle of your choice, and then get together with your teammates in Rocket League to celebrate Black History Month!