Epic Games have released another update for Fortnite, and this time, it's a minor one. The patch only adds a couple of items including Shadow Bombs and new Prefabs. On top of that, Save the World mode gets a new assault rifle named Duet.

Another day, another lawsuit over a Fortnite emote. Epic Games this time have a lawsuit on their hands not because of an actual dance, but sort of a choreography performed by Leo Pellegrino and his likeness while playing the saxophone.

Epic Games have written a lengthy post on Fortnite's competitive development, explaining some of their recent decisions, like the removal of Siphon and material building changes, Field of View, and general direction they're taking the game.

To celebrate the release of the new Avengers movie, Epic Games introduced a brand new Endgame LTM to Fortnite Battle Royale. In the new mode, you'll be searching for Infinity Stones and stop Thanos and his Chitauri from claiming them.

Epic Games' CEO Tim Sweeney has recently tweeted his explanation of why their store takes only 12 per cent, as opposed to the industry standard of 30 per cent, arguing that physical stores with physical stock only take 10-15 per cent.

Another day, another teaser. Epic have posted a new teaser for Fortnite: Battle Royale's upcoming Avengers: Endgame crossover, and this time it's not Captain America's shield but Thor's Stormbreaker axe, but the hand holding it is peculiar.

There's no doubt that Epic's relentless update schedule has been the main engine of Fortnite's growth from a patchworked PUBG clone to the most popular game on the planet, but latest reports indicate that employees paid a dear price for it.

Epic Games and Marvel seem to have developed a taste for cinematic Fortnite crossovers and another is coming in a few days. You're looking at the poster for Avengers: Endgame in Fortnite, although details are pretty scarce at the moment.

Despite having kicked off Fortnite: World Cup one week ago, Epic Games have already banned more than a thousand cheaters, one of whom actually cheated in semi-finals. Obviously, one million dollars each week is a strong cheat motivator.

Fortnite's update v8.40 may have been light on weapons but it seems it didn't lack in bugs, and Epic rolling out v8.40.1 is proof enough. The bugs weren't exactly game breaking but they did cause a lot of confusion, so Epic to the rescue.