Fortnite’s PvE mode “Save the World” has been delayed into 2019, Epic Games has confirmed. The mode, which is currently available to gamers who’ve purchased one of the paid version of Fortnite, was expected to go free-to-play this year, but has now been pushed back.
New details about the Fortnite physical release have emerged, and it turns out that it won’t include a physical copy of the game. While the game will be available to purchase in stores in November, the box will actually contain a PSN code that needs to be redeemed on the PlayStation Store to download the game and content.
Epic Games and Warner Bros Interactive have announced that Fortnite Battle Royal is getting a physical version in November. The physical version will be available for PS4, Xbox One and Switch and will be called Fortnite: Deep Freeze Bundle. It will retail for £24.99 and will be available from 16th November 2018.
After some recent backlash from fans and game developers, Sony has announced that cross-platform play is coming to the PS4 after “a comprehensive evaluation process”. The first game to support cross platform play on the PS4 is Fortnite, with a “open beta” now available to PS4 gamers.
Free-to-play title Fortnite has been a massive success for Epic Games. The company has revealed that the game has crossed 125 million players worldwide. The game has enjoyed continued updates, and there are more on the way. The main competitions to look forward to is the Fortnite World Cup.
Epic Games and Marvel have partnered up to bring a Avengers crossover to Fortnite. The event is titled “Infinity Gauntlet Limited Time Mashup” and adds a new Infinity Gauntlet mode to the game. This new mode places the Infinity Gauntlet on the map, which will transform any player who manages to find and equip the artifact it into Thanos.
