"Rocket League's" June update is shaping up to be a big one, and the developers have already detailed some of the new features that players will be getting.

First off, players will be receiving more Quick Chat options to use for communicating with their fellow fans.

According to a post on the game's official web site, players will be getting 27 new Quick Chat options via the June update.

19 of those new Quick Chat options will be usable while players are engaged in a match, while the remaining eight can be used post-game to either congratulate the other players, remark on the quality of the game that just happened or even just to invite everyone to settle in for another round of "Rocket League."

The upcoming June update will also be giving players more opportunities to revel in their hard-fought victories.

With the Post-Game Spotlights screen coming, players can take advantage of this additional feature to express their delight at what has just happened.

Players can even use their cars to leap into the air and execute flips just to show how happy they are.

Beyond providing a platform that will host incredible celebrations, the Post-Game Spotlights screen will also display new stat-based titles that players have earned over the course of a match.

In a separate post on the game's official web site, developers have offered some examples of the titles that players can obtain, such as "Prodigy" that will be rewarded to a player for scoring three or more goals, or the not quite as desirable "Benchwarmer" that will be given to those who tally the fewest ball hits.

There are over 20 titles that can be handed out post-game, and players can see more of them once the June update is made available.

Developers have also teased that there will be more additions included in the June update, so "Rocket League" players will want to stay tuned to find out exactly what those other new features are.