Fans of Rocket League, which has featured cross-play support between Xbox One, PC, and Switch since launch on Nintendo's platform, were hopeful that PS4 players would soon join in the fun too following Sony's announcement. At the time, Psyonix was enthusiastic about implementing the feature, but acknowledged that progress would depend on Sony.

Now, just over three months after the launch of the PlayStation Cross-Platform Beta, Psyonix has announced that Rocket League Trading players on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC finally have the option to randomly matchmake with or against each other in all Online match types, including Casual, Competitive, and Extra Modes.

As explained in the developer's latest blog post, cross-platform play between systems is enabled by default. However, if you're unable to find players on other consoles, you should ensure that the 'Cross-Platform Play' box is ticked in the 'Gameplay' tab - and then away you go.

Psyonix also reminds players that more cross-platform features are on the way. Cross-platform parties, for instance - enabling friends to www.lolga.com team up and join a public match together, regardless of their console of choice - will arrive as part of Rocket League's first update of 2019. Until then, players can still join up with friends on other console, but only in private matches.