Rocket League Cursors

About the Rocket League cursor collection

This fan-made Rocket League cursor set for Chrome is built on two car bodies that players know on sight. Rocket League Octane is drawn mid-boost, with the giant match ball as its hover pointer. Rocket League Dominus is the low, flat body, paired with a goal light. Rocket League Neon gives an Octane neon underglow and a boost trail on hover. Rocket League Haunted Hallows puts a pumpkin topper on the Octane and a candy-corn boost over links. Four packs, three of them the same car in different dress.

Octane or Dominus: picking a Rocket League cursor by car body

The Octane is the car you start with, and plenty of players never leave it. The Dominus is the long, flat alternative that many freestylers and dribblers prefer. If you have a side in that argument, the choice here is already made. The hover items split the same way: the Octane chases the ball, while the Dominus gets the goal light, the flash that follows a score. Three of the four packs use the Octane, so Dominus drivers have one clear pick.

Boost, toppers and the October event

Boost is the theme under most of this set. The Octane is shown mid-boost, the neon pack turns the trail itself into the pointer, and the Halloween pack swaps it for candy corn. Haunted Hallows is the name of the game's autumn event, which is why that pack wears a pumpkin topper. If you like the idea of a trail behind the cursor too, the extension has optional trails and click effects. The cars themselves are still images.

Which Rocket League pack to pick

Rocket League Octane is the default: the familiar shape with the ball on hover. Rocket League Dominus is for players who drive the flat body. Rocket League Neon is the dark-page pick, good on a dark tracker or a replay site, since underglow needs something dark behind it. Keep Rocket League Haunted Hallows for October. Cars are wider than they are tall, so all four look better at medium size than at the smallest setting.

How to add a Rocket League cursor to Chrome

Add Cursor Customiser, the free custom cursor extension, from the Chrome Web Store, then press “Use this pack” on any pack above. It applies straight away.

Related guide: Add a cursor trail in Chrome. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.

Where Rocket League cursors work

The cars show in Chrome on the Rocket League site and its esports pages, Liquipedia brackets, stat trackers, replay sites such as ballchasing.com and video pages. They do not show in the game, in the Epic Games Launcher or Steam, or on a console. Your camera settings, car and boost in a match are not changed.