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Epic Games has released a huge Fortnite Unreal Editor update that lets you design your own Star Wars islands, and now I'm yearning for Battlefront 3 even more than before
Epic Games has released a significant update for Fortnite's Unreal Editor, introducing a large collection of Star Wars-themed assets and tools. This update allows creators to design and publish their own Star Wars-inspired islands within Fortnite Creative and Unreal Editor for Fortnite, featuring iconic characters, locations, music, and weapons. The tools are available now, with publishing capabilities starting May 1.
Fortnite back on Google Play worldwide after Epic and Google settle
Fortnite is now available worldwide on the Google Play Store following a settlement between Epic Games and Google that resolves their antitrust dispute. This marks the return of the popular game to the platform after a nearly six-year absence. The settlement also includes changes to Google's app store policies, such as easier access for rivals and reduced developer fees.
All Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 NPC locations and services
This guide details the locations and services of all 14 NPCs available in Fortnite Chapter 7, Season 2. Players can find characters like The Foundation and Rival Hope scattered across the island, offering services such as hiring for combat support or providing items like the Pro Fishing Rod.
Fortnite adds buildable Star Wars islands, so you can finally make a Mos Eisley Cantina full of flossing Jawas
Fortnite has introduced new Star Wars-themed tools allowing players to build custom islands featuring iconic locations and characters. These tools, available for use in the Fortnite Developer Program, enable the creation of lightsaber battles and narrative scenarios, with creations publishable from May 1st. Strict brand rules govern the use of Star Wars assets within these user-generated experiences.
Fortnite is getting Star Wars Battlefront like content update, enabling themed Islands come May
Epic Games is releasing new Star Wars-themed content for Fortnite's Islands feature on May 1, allowing players to create custom experiences similar to Star Wars Battlefront. The update includes iconic locations like Tatooine and Hoth, character models, weapons, and hero abilities, enabling extensive user-generated content creation.
Peak is coming to Fortnite in what could be the collab of the century depending on the amount of Bing Bong: "If…
Developer Aggro Crab announced that the character Peak will be coming to Fortnite on March 21st as part of a new bundle. The announcement was accompanied by a teaser showcasing the character's distinctive long legs and a reference to a fan-favorite in-game item, Bing Bong. Aggro Crab also revealed a past mockup of a Bing Bong pickaxe.
After Years Away, Fortnite Returns to the Google Play Store
Fortnite has returned to the Google Play Store after a five-year absence, following legal settlements between Epic Games and Google. Players on Android devices can now access the game, including its latest Chapter 7 Season 2: Showdown content. This return coincides with Google's announcement of reduced in-app payment percentages.
Sustainable Games Alliance drives game engine energy efficiency with new power-saving plugins
The Sustainable Games Alliance (SGA) has released three new power-saving plugins for Unreal Engine, Unity, and Godot to improve energy efficiency in game development. These plugins dynamically reduce frame rates and rendering resolution during player idle times, potentially extending battery life on handheld devices by up to 15% and reducing carbon emissions. The initiative aims to foster industry-wide collaboration on sustainability.
KPop Demon Hunters Tour? Netflix's Gaming Gamble is Wil... | TAG
Several gaming news items are covered, including the announcement of Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness coming to Nintendo Switch Online, Netflix's plans for a KPop Demon Hunters world tour, and Aspyr denying the use of generative AI in Tomb Raider Remastered. Additionally, reviews for Crimson Desert are mixed, Crystal Dynamics faces another round of layoffs, and updates are discussed for Fortnite and Counter Strike 2.
Tips For Taking Full Advantage Of Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2's New Weapons And Movement
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 introduces a significantly refreshed loot pool with new shotguns like the Chaos Reloader and a new DMR, the Vector 7. Movement items have also been updated, with Overdrive Grenades replacing Shockwave Grenades and the new Skyline Deployer offering zipline functionality. Many new items are expected to unlock throughout the season based on community progress.
Fortnite Battle Royale Map Changes In Chapter 7 Season 2
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 introduces significant map changes, including new snowy and beach-themed biomes replacing existing locations. Two key areas have been taken over by characters featured in the new battle pass, with new points of interest and smaller additions scattered across the island.
All weapons and loot in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2
Fortnite Chapter Seven, season two, introduces a refreshed loot pool with new and unvaulted weapons and items. The guide details additions like the Vector 7 DMR, Chaos Reloader Shotgun, Bouncing Boomstick, Overdrive Grenade, and Skyline Deployer, alongside returning favorites and special exotic items.
Fortnite's New Star Wars Map-Making Tools Go Live, But With Some Catches
Epic Games has launched new map-making tools for Fortnite, allowing players to create Star Wars-inspired islands using the Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN). This feature, part of Disney's investment in Epic Games, enables users to build their own Star Wars games and worlds within Fortnite, with publishing to the Creator Portal beginning May 1. However, creators must adhere to strict guidelines regarding content, including prohibitions on political or religious themes, and cannot monetize their creations directly.
Fortnite Is Adding These Iconic Game Of Thrones Characters Soon, It Seems
Fortnite is reportedly adding Game of Thrones characters Daenerys Targaryen, Jon Snow, and The Night King on March 20 as part of Chapter 7 Season 2. This marks the first time characters from the franchise will appear in Fortnite, though other Warner Bros. properties like Mortal Kombat and Harry Potter have been featured previously. The article also notes the absence of The Lord of the Rings characters and mentions Fortnite's return to Google Play.
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 Battle Pass: All Skins, Sidekicks, Kicks, And Other Rewards
Fortnite's Chapter 7 Season 2 battle pass has launched, featuring eight new skins and a variety of accessories, including a new pair of kicks and a sidekick. The pass costs 800 V-Bucks and runs until June 5. This season introduces a controversial change to battle pass mechanics, including a reduced V-Bucks earn-back rate and the ability to unlock skins in any order, with Bugs Bunny being the final unlockable character.
Everything New In Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 has launched, introducing a new Battle Pass with characters like Bugs Bunny and Dwayne "The Foundation" Johnson. The season features a refreshed loot pool, a new Rivalry system, and a season-long showdown between the Ice King and The Foundation. New movement items, weapons, and map locations have also been added.
Fortnite Is Down: When Will Fortnite Servers Be Back Up for Chapter 7 Season 2?
Fortnite is currently down for scheduled maintenance as Epic Games deploys the update for Chapter 7 Season 2. Downtime is expected to last between 4-7 hours, with servers potentially coming back online between 6 AM ET and 9 AM ET. The new season will feature a new battle pass with Bugs Bunny and map updates for Battle Royale.
Våra favoriter bland indiespelen
This article discusses a curated list of indie games, encouraging readers to explore titles beyond the mainstream. It also touches upon various gaming news and discussions, including Crimson Desert's performance, Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology, and the future of consoles like the next Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
Disney's New Game-Loving CEO Gives Update On Mysterious Fortnite Project
Josh D'Amaro, the new CEO of The Walt Disney Company, has reviewed the progress of the "persistent universe" project in collaboration with Epic Games' Fortnite. D'Amaro, who previously spearheaded Disney's investment in Epic Games, expressed enthusiasm for the project's possibilities, which aims to integrate Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and Avatar content for players to interact with, create stories, and potentially engage in commerce.
Fortnite Season 2 Launch Trailer Shows Off Wacky New Mobility Items
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 is launching with a new trailer showcasing wacky mobility items like the skyzip device and new weapons such as the Foundation's Rift Rifle. A live-action teaser features Martin Herlily as the manager of spawn island. The new season begins March 19, following a period of community anticipation partly due to increased V-Bucks prices.