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Fortnite to raise V-Buck prices later this month "to help pay the bills" after Epic Games generated over $6 billion last year

Epic Games is increasing the price of V-Bucks in Fortnite starting March 19th, citing the need to "pay the bills" despite generating over $6 billion last year. This change will result in players receiving fewer V-Bucks for their money across various pack sizes. To mitigate disappointment, Epic is offering a 20 percent cashback on premium currency purchases made through the Epic Games Store.

Tech RaptorNegative

Epic Hikes Fortnite V-Bucks Prices "to Help Pay the Bills"

Epic Games is increasing the price of V-Bucks bundles in Fortnite starting March 19th, citing rising operational costs. While V-Bucks will cost more, the price of the Battle Pass will decrease. Fortnite Crew memberships will also provide fewer V-Bucks.

PC GamerNegative

Fortnite's V-Bucks are about to get more expensive because 'the cost of running Fortnite has gone up a…

Epic Games is increasing the price of V-Bucks in Fortnite due to rising operational costs. While V-Bucks will become more expensive, the cost of in-game passes such as the Battle Pass, OG Pass, Music Pass, and Lego Pass will be reduced.

GamespotVery negative

4 Key Ways Fortnite Purchases Are About To Cost More Money

Epic Games is increasing the price of Fortnite V-Bucks starting March 19, 2024. The changes involve reducing the amount of V-Bucks received per pack, increasing the cost of the "Exact Amount" top-up feature, and decreasing the V-Bucks earned back from the battle pass and Fortnite Crew subscription.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery negative

Epic are hiking Fortnite V-Buck prices to “pay the bills”, because those server farms don't run on peanuts

Epic Games is increasing the price of Fortnite's V-bucks currency, citing rising operational costs for server farms. The price hikes will affect both fixed amount packs and smaller purchases, while the Battle Pass will also offer fewer V-bucks upon completion. Epic is also introducing an Epic Rewards system offering 20% back on purchases made through their payment system.

IGNNegative

'The Cost of Running Fortnite Has Gone Up a Lot and We're Raising Prices to Help Pay the Bills,' Epic Games Says, Announcing V-Bucks Changes and More - IGN

Epic Games is increasing the price of Fortnite's V-Bucks currency and reducing the amount received from the battle pass and Fortnite Crew subscription, citing rising operational costs. The cost of the battle pass itself will be slightly reduced, but the overall V-Bucks price hike is expected to lead players to spend more money. These changes will take effect on March 19.

DestructoidNeutral

How to hunt down signs of The Seven in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 1

This guide details how to find and interact with the "Signs of The Seven" audio logs scattered across the Fortnite island in Chapter 7, Season 1. Players need to visit two of the four available locations, including Storm Station Landmark, east of Tiptop Terrace, Lethal Labs, and Classified Canyon, to complete the quest.

Happy GamerVery positive

PulsarLLC Drops Hiring Wave That’s Got Gamers Actually Making Bank in 2026

PulsarLLC has announced a significant hiring initiative for paid positions in streaming, competitive gaming, and creative roles, including GFX/VFX designers. The company is actively seeking players for Fortnite, Call of Duty, Apex Legends, and Valorant, alongside managers and investors. This direct approach aims to simplify the process for individuals to monetize their gaming skills and passion.

Invision CommunityNeutral

Is Marathon Heading for the Same Fate as Concord and Highguard? | Invision Game Community

The article analyzes the challenges faced by new live-service multiplayer shooters, using Concord and Highguard as examples of recent failures. It discusses how Marathon, Bungie's upcoming extraction shooter, faces similar retention hurdles despite initial testing interest, and its success hinges on Bungie's experience with Destiny 2 and creating a compelling gameplay loop.

GamespotNegative

Fortnite V-Bucks Are Getting More Expensive

Epic Games is increasing the price of Fortnite V-Bucks starting March 19, citing rising operational costs. The Battle Pass will now cost 800 V-Bucks, and the Battle Bundle will be reduced. Fortnite Crew subscribers will receive fewer V-Bucks, though the service is now included with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.

Metro UKNeutral

Games Inbox: When will the next big Super Mario game be announced?

Readers express anticipation for a new Super Mario game announcement, speculating it might coincide with or follow the Super Mario Galaxy movie. Other topics include concerns about the rising cost of consoles and amiibo, the precarious nature of game development jobs, and the potential impact of dynamic pricing and AI on the industry.

Massively OverpoweredPositive

Fortnite readies a return to Android as lawsuit settles as Epic pins leaks on a contract worker

Fortnite is set to return to Android devices following a settlement between Epic Games and Google, which will allow third-party payment processors. This resolution is part of a broader legal battle concerning app store payment practices. Separately, Epic Games is suing a former contract worker, Hayden Cohen, for allegedly leaking confidential information about upcoming Fortnite collaborations and events.

CGmag OnlinePositive

Fortnite Is Having Its Own Avengers: Doomsday-like Event

Epic Games has released a teaser trailer for Fortnite: Showdown Chapter 7 Season 2, confirming the return of The Foundation and The Ice King. The trailer features an Avengers: Doomsday-style countdown and introduces a new version of The Ice King's Polar Peak castle, hinting at a conflict involving Zero Point shards. The season is set to launch on March 19, 2026.

IGNPositive

Fortnite Explains Where The Rock's Character has Been All These Years, And Begins an Avengers: Doomsday Countdown to His Return - IGN

Fortnite has confirmed the return of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's character, The Foundation, in the upcoming season, titled "Showdown." A teaser trailer reveals The Foundation is currently captured by The Ice King and hints at a countdown to his reappearance, drawing parallels to Avengers: Doomsday teasers. The update will also introduce new in-game locations and character designs.

N4GNeutral

For science, I raced across 1,836 metres in Fortnite at half of Usain Bolt's top speed

This article details an experiment to measure the time it takes to traverse the Fortnite Season 7 map at a specific speed, comparing it to Usain Bolt's record. The focus is on understanding map traversal distances and mechanics.

N4GVery negative

For science, I raced across 1,836 metres in Fortnite at half of Usain Bolt's top speed

Fortnite has enabled third-party microtransactions for creator-made games, leading to the popular experience 'Steal the Brainrot' immediately introducing $45 item bundles and a roulette wheel. This move has drawn criticism from fans regarding the implementation of premium items and chance-based mechanics within user-generated content.

GamespotPositive

Fortnite Could Add These Toy Story Characters, According To Leaker

A leaker suggests that Fortnite will receive a crossover with Disney's Toy Story franchise, potentially adding skins for Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Zurg. This follows previous Pixar crossovers and aligns with the upcoming release of Toy Story 5. Disney has also invested billions in Epic Games for a larger collaborative project.

DestructoidNeutral

Concord and Highguard show that even Fortnite would struggle with its 1.0 version today

The article discusses how games like Concord and Highguard, despite their struggles, highlight the challenges even a massive title like Fortnite would face with its initial 1.0 version today. It contrasts Fortnite's evolution from Save The World to its Battle Royale success with the comebacks of Rainbow Six Siege and the continued support for Quake Champions, questioning whether modern publishers would show similar restraint.

Blues NewsVery positive

Game Crossovers and Collaborations

Fortnite has featured crossovers with various franchises, including characters like Squanchy and Mr. Poopybutthole. These collaborations bring popular characters into the game.

Happy GamerPositive

Clix Calls Out Hater Who Uses His Own Fortnite Icon Skin

Professional Fortnite player Clix called out a user who had been criticizing him for months, only to discover the same user was actively using Clix's own Icon Series skin in the game. This incident highlights the complex and often contradictory nature of online parasocial relationships within the gaming community, where critics can inadvertently become supporters through engagement and purchases.