How to Use Steam Cloud with the Rocket League game

In this tutorial, we will show you how to use the Steam Cloud with the Rocket League game. There is a popular saying that “strike the iron while it is hot” and Psyonix seems to have done just that. By launching a game in the vehicular soccer category, it took a  slight gamble. And fortunately, that gamble paid off, handsomely. Available for Windows, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, it has managed to attract quite a lot of loyal fanbase. Offering both the single-player and multiplayer game modes, the objective stands simple.

You have to hit the ball into the opponent’s net using your rocket-powered vehicles. Each team consists of eight members each and it really turns out to be an impressive gameplay experience. To further add to this, you could even sync your gameplay over to the clouds. In this regard, you could make use of the Steam Cloud with the Rocket League game. And this tutorial outlines the steps for just that. So without further ado, let’s go with the guide.

How to Use Steam Cloud With Rocket League

If you will be using the cloud storage service provided by Steam, then you will be able to sync your Replays and Game Option Configurations data files. All the other game files are stored within the game servers only (named as PsyNet). Some of the data could also be stored across both the Steam as well as PsyNet servers.

On that note, there are a few important points worth discussing. First off, we will list out the steps to enable the Steam cloud service followed by the steps to access these cloud files locally onto your PC. Only once you have successfully executed both these steps, proceed with the steps to use the Steam Cloud with the Rocket League game.