The new Fortnite season will be available after the downtime ends. Image by VideoGamer. It’s important to note that Epic Games is not always 100% accurate with these estimates.

The Fortnite "Star Wars" season will end with a live event Saturday before the new season launches. Here's what to know about "Death Star Sabotage." ...

Though it was constantly being patched, Fortnite felt dated on the original Switch in a way that made it hard to justify Battle Passes or get excited about new design changes to the island.But ...

Death Star Sabotage Fortnite live event start time. The Death Star Sabotage Fortnite live event is set to kick off at 2pm PDT / 5pm EDT / 10pm BST on Saturday, June 7, as confirmed by Epic Games ...

We’ve known for some time now that Epic was working on a Switch 2 edition of Fortnite.But now that the Switch 2 is out (in some parts of the world at least), Epic has unveiled more information ...

Simply put, Fortnite OG has a smaller player-base than Battle Royale mode. Since not as many people are queuing up for matches, Epic Games may want to merge player pools together so that fans can ...

Fortnite’s absence on U.S. iPhones wasn’t just prolonged — it was costly, too. In an interview with Business Insider, Epic CEO Tim Sweeney said that it spent $100 million in legal fees in ...

In the week since Epic Games, the maker of "Fortnite," introduced its AI-powered Darth Vader to the game, it has come to symbolize all that is exciting and risky about the rapid advancements in ...

Fortnite players know that lobbies aren’t entirely human.Some enemies have such stilted movement or perish in such deeply silly ways that the only logical conclusion is that you’re fighting a bot.

In an email to BI after Fortnite went live on the US App Store, CEO Tim Sweeney said Epic's investment in its legal battle with Apple was worth it.

Fortnite is finally back on iOS devices in the US and Europe, after a five-year legal battle between Epic and Apple.. Despite a "peace proposal" being offered by Epic at the start of the month ...

Fortnite is finally back on iOS! After a lengthy five-year legal battle against Apple, Epic Games is finally victorious. However, the victory isn’t quite as big as Epic would’ve liked.