Fortnite Battle Royale

With the start of Fortnite's Season 6, Epic Games have encountered a few issues, most notably the shadow stones that allowed shooting while invisible, which has since been fixed. Unfortunately, they had to remove Port-a-Fortress for now.

The mysterious purple cube that sank into Loot Lake has risen to kick off Fortnite's Season 6 and Epic Games have plenty of epic content in store, including the addition of pets, shadow stones and a bunch of new locations to match.

I still had to check twice to make sure my eyes aren't deceiving me but it's true alright - the mighty gods of mount Sonympus have finally decided to allow for Fortnite cross-play on PlayStation 4 and the beta is actually starting today.

Xbox One will be receiving full mouse & keyboard support in the next few weeks, although the exact date for the feature's launch has not been stated yet. Microsoft partnered up with Razer for the launch, but other peripherals will work too.

Epic Games have posted the first teaser for Fortnite's upcoming Season 6, writing "All great parties need a DJ". While we're not really sure what they mean exactly, one thing can be said for certain - Fortnite's future is purple alright.

Fortnite just got a new update and it's a doozie. The patch is going to help fix many bugs as well as add some new content to both Battle Royale and Save the World modes. Sweet smoke grenades incoming. So let's get into it, shall we?

Everyone is eagerly awaiting Fortnite Battle Royale's debut on Android devices, and Epic Games keep teasing us regularly. For example, there are hints that the game won't be available on Google Play Store and a reveal of compatible devices.

As mysterious countdown started poking out of TVs on Fortnite's newly launched Switch version, Epic Games are delivering on their promise from the patch v3.3, where they said they'll bring back smoke grenades in a slightly reworked package.

As Epic's global addiction Fortnite: Battle Royale was busy rearranging the Switch's hierarchy by racking up two million downloads in less than 24 hours from launch, Nintendo was defending crossplay implying they don't care what Sony does.

Now it's one thing to refuse to implement crossplay on PlayStation 4 but it's a whole another thing when linking your Fortnite account to a PS4 prevents you from playing Fortnite on the newly announced Nintendo Switch. Antisocial much?