Next week of Fortnite's Deadpool challenge will bring the players who completed the weekly challenges his katanas back bling. The first two weeks of Deadpool Fortnite challenges rewarded the players with a spray. Week three is no different.

Looks like Epic Games are going even more radical with their no-patch-notes strategy, as their only notes of changes coming in 12.10 are fixes from their Trello board. Thankfully, the community came to the rescue once more and assembled some.

Just as the dust settled around blatantly inaccurate reporting on Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney's keynote speech from this year's Dice Summit, the company accused SuperData market intelligence firm of wildly inaccurate reporting of Fortnite's revenue.

Data miners have managed to dig up some information on Fortnite's leaked Iris Starter Pack. The pack contains the Iris Skin, Back Bling, a pickaxe and some V-Bucks. The leaked pack is now available in Australia and New Zealand.

Let's not jump the gun here - saying that battle royale is dying would be like saying nobody wants singleplayer RPGs anymore. Yeah, pun intended. But anyway, Fortnite and Apex Legends had a mixed January, while PUBG and DBZ Kakarot killed it.

We can't deny that the jury is out in regards to Epic not publishing full patch notes since Chapter 2 began, with some preferring to be surprised through gameplay. Others, however, banded together and assembled the unofficial patch notes.

After quite a few delays, Epic Games are finally rolling out Fortnite's Chapter 2: Season 2, and it looks like the dev is totally into the spy-games theme this time around. Ghost and Shadow covert operatives have taken over, so choose wisely.

Fortnite Season 2 Chapter 2 is finally here and just like always, we have a brand new battle pass to look at. This time, though, Epic Games have a big surprise in store - Marvel's antihero Deadpool.

Fortnite Creative has a bunch of new stuff after the latest update. The Fortnite Team added some new hub islands, a new consumable and a fresh device that let you stack more than 5 cardboard boxes as well as a bunch of new galleries.

Epic Games' CEO Tim Sweeney delivered quite the keynote speech at the Dice Summit in Las Vegas, where he slammed loot boxes, pay-to-win mechanics, closed-off mobile platforms, and even called Google's and Facebook's business models 'customer adversarial'.