How to find & use Rocket League's Octane Vehicle in Fortnite
Discover Rocket League's very own Octane Vehicle — in Fortnite. This guide will show you how to find and use the Octane Vehicle in the battle royale.
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Straight out of Rocket League, the Octane Vehicle is the most advanced Fortnite automobile yet. Just like in Rocket League, the Octane in Fortnite has rocket boosters and supersonic speed, plus the ability to jump, double jump, dodge, fly, and traverse walls!
See for yourself what this brand-new Vehicle is all about as we review how to use it in our rundown below.
Where can you find the Octane Vehicle?
For the time being, the Octane Vehicle is only available in Creative Mode. To get an Octane, you must use an Octane Spawner Device.
Alternatively, you can join in on a preexisting Island that uses Octane Spawners, like Rocket League's Octane Park Tutorial (Island Code: 7335-2078-5523).
How to use the Octane Vehicle
The Octane is unlike any vehicle ever seen in Fortnite. Surprisingly, the Octane functions quite similarly to how it does in Rocket League. The Octane is lightweight and can rocket boost, jump, and maneuver in the air, plus drive on walls with its Sticky Wheels.
Below is a list of the Fortnite Octane's full capabilities:
- Jump: Press the Jump button once to make the Octane jump. Hold the button to jump higher.
- Double Jump: Press the Jump button twice for a double jump.
- Drift: Use the handbrake to drift and make sharp turns.
- Air Yaw: While in mid-air, steer left and right to control air rotation.
- Air Roll: While in mid-air, press and hold Toggle Air Roll while steering left and right to control air roll.
- Air Pitch: While in mid-air, pitch forward or back while mid-air to control air pitch.
- Dodge: Jump, and while rotating the Octane, press Jump again to Dodge in any direction.
- Reverse Camera: Hold Reverse Camera to look behind you.
- Toggle Camera: Toggle the camera to switch between free-look and swivel camera controls.
- Boost: Boost is a unique resource that allows the Octane to drive faster and fly.
- Aerials: After pressing the Jump button, pitch back, then hold the boost button to fly in the air!
As for how to drive the Rocket League Octane in Fortnite, refer to the controls below:
- Throttle
- PC: W
- Console: Right Trigger
- Reverse
- PC: S
- Console: Left Trigger
- Steer
- PC: A/D
- Console: Left Stick
- Boost
- PC: Left Mouse Button/Left Shift
- Console: B/Circle
- Jump
- PC: Right Mouse Button/Space Bar
- Console: A/X
- Handbrake
- PC: Left Control
- Console: Left Bumper
- Air Pitch Up
- PC: S
- Console: Left Stick Down
- Air Pitch Down
- PC: W
- Console: Left Stick Up
- Air Yaw Left
- PC: S
- Console: Left Stick Left
- Air Yaw Right
- PC: D
- Console: Left Stick Right
- Air Roll Toggle
- PC: Left Shift
- Console: Left Trigger
- Camera Look
- PC: Mouse
- Console: Right Stick
- Camera Lock/Unlock
- PC: T
- Console: RB
- Reverse Camera
- PC: F
- Console: Right Stick Click
- Driver Enter/Exit
- PC: E (Hold for Exit)
- Console: X/Square (Hold for Exit)
- Radio On/Off
- PC: R
- Console: Y/Triangle
- Radio Station Next
- PC: C
- Console: D-Pad Down
Fortnite X Rocket League Octane Callout
To celebrate the introduction of Rocket League's staple Battle-Car into Fortnite, Epic Games is hosting the Fortnite X Rocket League Octane Callout. This unique opportunity calls on Fortnite creators to design islands that take advantage of this brand-new Vehicle. Epic's favorite islands will be featured in a special Discover row in November 2022.
Quality, innovation, and creativity will be key to grabbing Epic Games' attention. To participate in the Fortnite X Rocket League Octane Callout, submit your island through the Creative Content submission form before 12am on November 1, 2022.
While you're in Creative Mode test-driving the Octane, check out some of the best Fortnite Creative maps.
About The Author
Coleman Hamstead
Coleman is a freelance journalist at GGRecon. While gaming has always been his passion, it wasn’t until he worked as a Sports Journalist at the Community College of Baltimore County that he found his enthusiasm for writing. In the time since Coleman has had his work featured in publications such as The Washington Post/Launcher and ESTNN. Coleman is a graduate of Towson University with a degree in Sport Management and Business Administration.
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