Rocket League developer Psyonix added on Thursday that its cars-playing-football recreation will now not resource Mac and Linux gamers as of March 2020. For Rocket League Trading players on the ones systems, Psyonix will release a final patch in March to disable all online features — which incorporates matchmaking.

In an declaration posted to Steam, Psyonix said, “As we hold to improve Rocket League with new era, it's miles not viable for us to preserve help for the macOS and Linux (SteamOS) structures. As a cease result, the very last patch for the macOS and Linux variations of the game will be in March.”

Once the update hits Rocket League in March, the game will best be playable even as strolling on a Windows 7 system or extra current. For Mac gamers, Psyonix recommends — however does now not formally resource — the use of Apple’s Boot Camp tool to simulate a Windows computer. For Linux gamers, it propose the identical way with the Proton app or Wine tool, despite the fact that neither tool is immediately manual thru Psyonix.

Rocket League is currently to be had (and supported) on six structures: Linux, Mac, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation four, Windows PC, and Xbox One. If you’re a Linux or Rocket League Trading Store Mac participant, you could need to download the Steam Workshop Maps and Custom Training Packs in advance than that platform help drops to four.