Like most in-game currencies in competitive games, credits in Rocket League are meant for purchasing skins rather than enhancing performance. With credits, players can buy colorful boosts, wheels, car paints, and even decals. 

If any of this sounds enticing to you, here's a guide on how to earn credits in Rocket League.

How to Earn Credits in Rocket League

Leveling Up in Rocket Pass

Like most free games, Rocket League offers a fairly generous premium version called Rocket Pass ($9.99). The Rocket Pass includes 90 levels of unlockable gear, including exclusive cars, wheels, and, of course, credits. 

The game rewards players with 100 credits approximately after completing every 10 levels. So, if you plan on spending more than an hour in Rocket Pass, it's a worthwhile investment.

Purchasing Packs

From time to time, Rocket League introduces packs consisting of multiple exclusive items. By purchasing such a pack, players usually receive around 500 credits on average. The pack itself costs around $5, depending on the rarity of the items inside. 

Buying Rocket League Credits

Obviously, the fastest and most convenient way to get rich in practically any game is to buy the currency directly. Moreover, Rocket League offers a variety of cost-effective options, including increasing credits by 30%. 

When you enter the in-game item shop, press Square or X (depending on your platform) to open the credits menu. The following offers will be displayed:

• 500 credits for $4.99
• 1100 credits for $9.99 (10% bonus)
• 3000 credits for $24.99 (20% bonus)
• 6500 credits for $49.99 (30% bonus)

Any of these four offers can be considered good, but we recommend going for the 1100 credit option. By doing so, you'll be able to purchase the Rocket Pass, which will ultimately reimburse your spending (+ you'll receive a huge amount of new items).