How To Transfer Rocket League Cars Into Fortnite
The worlds of Fortnite and Rocket League have collided excitingly, letting you bring your favorite cars across both games. While you might be eager to zip around the Fortnite island in your customized Rocket League vehicles, there are some important things you need to know about how this system works. This guide break down everything about sharing cars between these two popular games.
Understanding Cross-Game Car Sharing
When you link your accounts properly, certain cars from Rocket League automatically become available in Fortnite. It’s important to note that you won’t be able to transfer every custom car you’ve created in Rocket League, but you’ll get access to specific car bodies that are designed to work in both games.
Available Vehicles Currently, you can use several popular Rocket League vehicles in Fortnite, including:
- The Octane
- The Cyclone
- The Jäger 619
- The Lamborghini Huracán STO
How to Set Up Cross-Game Car Sharing
To get started, you’ll need to make sure you’re using the same Epic Games account for both games. This is automatically handled if you’re playing both games through the Epic Games Store on PC, but console players need to take a few extra steps.
- Visit the Epic Games website and sign into your account
- Navigate to the Apps and Accounts section
- Look for the Connections option
- Link your console accounts (PlayStation, Xbox, or Switch) to your Epic account
Once your accounts are linked, head to your Fortnite locker and check the Cars section. Here you’ll find all your eligible Rocket League vehicles ready to use. You can customize them with different decals and wheels, just like in Rocket League.
Your Rocket League car will automatically appear when you enter any Sports Car in Fortnite Battle Royale or compatible creative islands. You can even switch between different car bodies during a match, adding a new layer of customization to your gameplay.
The ability to share cars between Fortnite and Rocket League adds an exciting dimension to both games. While the system might not let you transfer every custom creation, it still offers plenty of opportunities to show off your favorite vehicles across both games. Make sure your accounts are properly linked, and you’ll be racing around the Fortnite island in your favorite Rocket League cars in no time.
