Fortnite’s latest event brings a fresh twist with the Heartline Boost – a limited reward tied to Rocket League challenges that players are racing to claim. Here’s how you can earn it for free before it disappears from Epic’s lineup.
As if the Fortnite Love and Legends free rewards weren’t good enough, Epic Games’ synergy shines once more, as players can now claim the Heartline Boost in Fortnite for free. If you want to spread the love across both Fortnite and Rocket League, here’s how you can claim it.
How to Get Rocket League Heartline Boost in Fortnite for Free
Players can claim the Heartline Boost in Fortnite at no cost by completing specific Rocket League challenges through Epic Games’ crossover event. Link your Epic account to Rocket League, then finish tasks like scoring goals in online matches or winning casual games. Once done, the boost appears in your Fortnite locker under the Rocket League tab. This free reward bridges both games without purchases. Track progress in Rocket League’s event section to grab it fast.
To unlock the Heartline Boost in Fortnite for free, you simply need to complete the Goalentines challenges in Rocket League. The item was added as part of Rocket League’s Goalentines event on February 6, 2026, and will be available till February 16, 2026. Here are the steps you need to follow to get the Heartline Boost in Fortnite for free:
- Make sure you have the same Epic Games account linked to both Fortnite and Rocket League. This is an extremely important step, as the reward will be transferred across games.
- Log in to Rocket League and check the Goalentines event challenges.
- Complete the challenges required to unlock the Heartline Boost in Rocket League.
- Once you have the Heartline Boost unlocked, close Rocket League.
- Log in to Fortnite.
- You will receive a notification informing you that you have unlocked the Heartline Boost in Fortnite.
- If you do not receive a notification, navigate to the Boosts section in your locker and check if you have received the Heartline Boost.
If you follow these steps correctly, you will unlock this free Boost that perfectly fits into the Valentine’s Day events in both games. Additionally, you can also earn other Rocket League rewards during the Goalentines event, including a Teddy Bear Topper and Hearty Party Decal. However, it is important to remember that any of the rewards, apart from the Heartline Boost, will not carry over to your Fortnite locker.
What are all Goalentines challenges in Rocket League
Here are all the Goalentines 2026 event challenges in Rocket League and what they give you:
All Goalentines quests and rewards
| Challenge requirement | Playlist/type | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Get a High Five in online matches (bump a teammate in the air above goal height right after a goal) | Any online | Hearty Party Animated Decal (Gold) |
| Get a Low Five in online matches (bump a teammate on the ground right after a goal) | Any online | Hearty Party Animated Decal |
| Hit the ball 70 times | Any Doubles playlist | Teddy Bear Topper |
| Get 7 Assists | Any Doubles playlist | Cupid’s Heart Player Banner |
| Get 28 Shots on Goal | Any Doubles playlist | Cupid’s Shot Player Banner |
| Get 20 Goals or Saves | Any Duel (1v1) playlist | Heartbreaker Player Title |
| Play 14 Matches | Any Doubles playlist | Heartline Rocket Boost (this is the one that shows up in Fortnite) |
| Get 40 Goals | Any Doubles playlist | Cupid’s Bullseye Goal Explosion |
| Win 10 Online Matches (repeatable) | Any online playlist | 1 XP Level Skip each time |
A few quick tips so they track correctly: make sure you are in proper online playlists (not private or training), stay through the end of each match so it counts, and party with a friend for the High Five/Low Five challenges since they are much easier to coordinate that way.
How to easily complete High Five and Low Five challenges
High Five and Low Five are easiest if you set them up deliberately with a teammate in the right mode.
How High Five and Low Five work
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High Five: Both you and a teammate must jump and bump into each other in the air above the goal height right after your team scores.
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Low Five: Both you and a teammate must bump into each other on the ground right after your team scores.
Best playlist and setup
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Play Heatseeker (doubles) or any 2v2 playlist where goals happen quickly and often; more goals means more chances per match.
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Queue with a friend in a party so you can coordinate on voice or chat instead of hoping randoms cooperate.
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Decide roles: one player focuses on scoring, the other positions to bump for the High/Low Five right after the goal.
Easy method for High Five
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Before the match, agree: “When we score, we both jump and boost toward each other above the net.”
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On an attack, the scorer aims a simple shot; the other player waits near the enemy goal line.
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As soon as the ball is clearly going in, both players jump and boost up over the goal line and try to collide mid-air.
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Use a kickoff goal setup when possible (straight kickoffs often give easy, predictable goals, giving you time to pre-position for the jump).
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Repeat this plan every time you score until the challenge pops; don’t worry if you miss the bump-just keep trying each goal.
Easy method for Low Five
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Use the same mode and teammate, but this time stay on the ground.
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As soon as your shot is clearly going in, both cars drive toward each other at ground level and bump right after the ball crosses the line.
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You can meet at a fixed spot (e.g., just inside the goal mouth or just outside the box) so both of you know exactly where to go.
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Keep your jumps to a minimum; a tiny hop can accidentally turn it into a High Five attempt instead of Low Five.
Extra tips to make it painless
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Turn on quick chat like “Need help with challenge?” and tell your teammate what you’re doing; many people are trying to finish the same quests and will cooperate.
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Don’t leave matches early; sometimes the game registers the High/Low Five at the scoreboard screen, and you might miss it if you instantly quit.
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If random teammates won’t help, stick to playing with friends or clubmates for a few matches-coordinated attempts usually finish both challenges in just a handful of games.
