Rocket Racing, a surprisingly solid arcade racer found in Fortnite, has just received its first major update since launch. Dubbed Neon Rush, this update not only brings some neon-infused vibes to the game, but adds plenty of additional content and features that fans will want to check out.

The big headline here is the proper inclusion of user-generated tracks. You can either find them with the Fortnite island code or in Rocket Racing in a series of new playlists, featuring new and top tracks. This will greatly expand the variety of tracks you can race on.

In saying that, Epic has also added five new official courses for you to enjoy. These make the most of the Neon Rush aesthetic and range from beginner to expert difficulty.

Neon Rush also resets ranks, with your starting rank based on where you ended up in the previous ranked period. In addition, all Epic tracks are now playable in Speed ​​Run mode as well as regular matches.

Of course, there are also new missions to go through, which last as long as Neon Rush lasts. These will reward you with new cosmetics. Speaking of which, you can get new cosmetic packs in the store, including the Werewolf car body that will work in all of Rocket Racing and Rocket League.

On top of everything else, Neon Rush brings with it a list of general fixes and improvements. You can see the full summary at official blogbut in short, tweaks have been made to the progression ranking and a ton of lingering bugs have been addressed.

It’s a heavy update, then. Are you still playing Rocket Racing? Tell us in the comments section below.