Rocket League: how to get Season Rewards

To get Season Rewards in Rocket League, win Competitive matches at the rank required by your Season Reward Level. Work through its ten-win stages in order, then collect the items when the next season begins. Your playlist rank and your reward level are separate: reaching Diamond alone leaves the reward counter to finish.

This covers Season 24, which began on 23 September 2026, through v2.78, released on 20 October. The same reward system applies on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch, including the compatible Switch version on Switch 2.

Read the reward bar before choosing a match

Open your Ranked Match selection and look at the progression bar below the playlists. Read both the reward level already earned and the rank needed for the next stage. Start with the Unranked reward level and earn ten qualifying wins for Bronze. Then earn another ten at Silver or above for Silver, continuing upwards one stage at a time.

Complete your ten placement matches in the playlist you want to use so its skill rank is established. Those matches determine your rank; the reward bar tracks qualifying wins. Use the bar to see the reward progress you actually have. For a locked Competitive playlist, follow the separate New Driver Challenge access checks first.

Finish each ten-win stage in order

Higher-ranked wins can fill an earlier stage. Stay in your usual ranked playlist while earning the lower reward levels; you can collect Bronze progress while playing in Platinum. Finish that stage before advancing to Silver. A high rank lets you meet the lower requirements without changing playlists, while each stage still takes its own set of wins.

Choose a playlist that can advance your counter

When the bar stops moving, compare its next required rank with your rank in the playlist you just played. For example, with Gold rewards secured, Platinum-ranked wins advance you towards Platinum rewards. More Gold-ranked wins leave that next stage unfinished. Choose an available Competitive playlist in which your own rank meets the requirement, then check the counter after a win.

You can combine qualifying wins across Competitive playlists, but use each playlist's own rank. With Platinum in Doubles and Silver in Standard, either can help with Silver-stage progress. Once you are working towards Gold or Platinum rewards, use Doubles in that example. A teammate's higher rank does not replace your rank in the playlist.

Keep playing after a loss if you still meet the next stage's rank requirement. Losses leave your earned reward progress intact, even after a demotion. If that demotion puts you below the required rank, climb back or use another sufficiently ranked Competitive playlist. Casual games belong outside this counter; choose from the current Ranked selection rather than an old list of modes.

Collect your items after the season changes

Look for Season Rewards when the next season starts. Allow one to two days for delivery before contacting support. Watch the season countdown on the main menu for the finish; dates and times can change. Keep Tournament Credits and their reward Cups separate when checking what you earned.

For missing items, check that you completed the required Competitive wins and review any platform accounts you unlinked or relinked. Eligibility uses your account configuration when the season ended. Accounts that violated Epic's Terms of Service are ineligible. Send support the season, earned reward level, platform and relevant account changes if the delivery window has passed.

For Season 24's separate Top 100 Titles, aim to finish in the Top 100 of the Soccar 1v1, 2v2 or 3v3 ranked leaderboard. These titles use final leaderboard placement and are awarded at season end. Check that placement separately from the ordinary ten-win reward stages.