Image credit: Psyonix/Epic Games It barely feels like yesterday Epic was showing off Unreal Engine 5 with a bit of Tomb Raider-esque temple bothering , but here we are again. Half a decade later, it's time to get the Unreal Engine 6 ball rolling - which Epic did this weekend in relatively muted fashion, appending word of its impending arrival in a trailer for a new-look Rocket League . Developer Psyonix's free-to-play four-wheeled footie game ( now owned by Epic following the studio's acquisition in 2019 ) has been tethered to the decidedly old-school Unreal Engine 3 since its debut over a decade ago, meaning a Rocket League refresh is long overdue. Psyonix teased an engine refresh previously, saying it was making the jump to UE5 back in 2021, but plans have clearly changed since then. Rocket League's New Era trailer. Watch on YouTube Word of Rocket League's Unreal Engine 6 makeover came via a minute-long trailer shared at the game's Championship Series Paris Major over the weekend.…