Fortnite has seen plenty of fantastic items over its lifespan, but these seven need to return sooner rather than later.

Fortnite just received a massive update for Nintendo Switch 2, boosting the visuals and draw distances, while kicking up the performance to a steady 60FPS.

In an official Fortnite announcement, eagle-eyed fans spotted a Fire Emblem image. However, Epic Games has since removed it. What could this mean?

How long will be the downtime for the new Fortnite season? The downtime for the new season began at around 2:20 PM Eastern Time, right after the conclusion of the live event. Interestingly, Epic ...

Epic has announced all of the features coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Fortnite, and players should be pleasantly surprised.

Epic Games has outlined the changes and upgrades with Fortnite on the Switch 2, including the delay for mouse mode and setup instructions.

The Switch 2 version of Fortnite brings in a lot of upgrades. Sadly, adding this game mode won't be one of them.

Epic also says that Fortnite will support mouse controls on Switch 2 via the console’s advanced Joy-Cons. All modes in Fortnite, including Battle Royale, will support mouse controls on Switch 2.

Epic Games has confirmed that Fortnite is upgraded on the Nintendo Switch 2 to include 60FPS support, higher resolution graphics, greater view distances and more.

Epic Games has finally brought Fortnite back to iOS devices, but there's an unexpected twist.

Darth Vader’s appearance in ‘Fortnite’ has proved controversial, as the ‘Star Wars’ villain is powered by generative AI, sparking backlash and debate.

When Fortnite players talk with Darth Vader, their audio is sent to Gemini, a conversation chatbot created by Google, to generate a response from the character, Epic says on its website.