Rocket League does not support cheat codes in standard gameplay. The game includes a Custom Training system with community codes that function as the best free training tool available. This guide covers the codes, the car meta, and the ranked strategy used at Diamond rank and above.
CUSTOM TRAINING CODES
Enter these codes in the Custom Training section from the main menu.
Aerial Training:
A-04D-8C99-8934-B1E4 (Wayton Pilkington Aerial Pack, used by pro players)
This pack trains air dribbles, redirects, and aerial shooting in progressive difficulty.
Dribbling and Ground Play:
F0C6-E83E-2FAF-9AE5 (AerosEdge Dribble Pack)
Covers ball carry, speed dribbling, and fake shots on the ground.
Shooting Accuracy:
A503-E0C8-6B60-6C81 (Shooting Accuracy 100 Shots)
100 consecutive shooting scenarios. Covers all angles and distances.
Wall Shots:
6531-8A54-96EC-9B38 (Wall Reads and Shots)
Trains reading ball trajectories off the wall, which is the skill gap between Plat and Diamond.
Kickoff Practice:
0FA6-C1F4-A3F8-8B89 (Competitive Kickoff Pack)
Covers the 5 main kickoff types and their counter positions.
BEST CAR HITBOXES BY PLAYSTYLE
Rocket League cars share 6 hitbox types. The car model is cosmetic. Only the hitbox affects gameplay.
Octane hitbox (medium height, medium length):
Best for: Beginners and intermediate players.
Recommended cars: Octane, Fennec, Dingo.
The Octane hitbox gives the most consistent ball contact angle for aerial shots and dribbling.
Dominus hitbox (flat, long):
Best for: Power shots and ground dribbling.
Recommended cars: Dominus, Breakout, Twinmill.
The low profile gives better ground-level ball contact but reduces aerial consistency.
Batmobile hitbox (very flat, very long):
Best for: Wall shots and 50-50 challenges.
Recommended cars: Batmobile, Plank, Almas.
The extreme length gives better wall reads but makes aerials harder than Octane.
AERIAL MECHANICS GUIDE
The aerial is the highest-impact skill in Rocket League. Improving aerials raises your rank faster than any other mechanic.
Aerial fundamentals:
Jump, then boost at a 45-degree angle toward the ball.
Tilt your car nose-down as you approach the ball to generate topspin.
Hit the ball with the flat face of your car, not the top or bottom edge.
Fast Aerials (faster than standard aerials):
Jump, immediately flip in any direction (double jump), then boost.
The flip cancels after 0.05 seconds and converts into forward momentum.
Fast Aerials reach the ball 0.3 seconds faster than standard aerials at the same boost input.
RANKED CLIMB TIPS
Your rank is a direct reflection of your rotation habits, not your mechanical skill.
Rotation rules for every rank:
First man attacks the ball.
Second man supports from mid-field.
Third man stays in net as last defender.
Rotate back to net after every attack attempt, not after every goal.
At Gold and below, the single highest-value habit is rotating to net after every touch. Players who rotate correctly win 30 to 40 percent more games at Gold than players with identical mechanics who do not rotate.
Boost management:
Never go below 20 boost in your own half.
Collect corner pads (12 boost each) on every rotation back to net.
Save your full boost for aerials and clears. Use small pads for movement.