Fortnite has added new assets, tools, and templates for players to use to make their own LEGO Fortnite island, as well as three new LEGO game modes.
Fortnite has become more than just a Battle Royale since the introduction of Creative. Now, players can also enjoya variety of player-made mapsin the community tab using in-game assets.
Recently at the Game Developers Conference event in San Fransisco, Fortnite made an announcement regarding adding tools in Unreal Editor that’ll allow players to craft their own island in LEGO Fortnite. A separate open-world survival mode added in Chapter 5, Season 1.
Granted, players will have to make sure that their LEGO Fortnite island adheres to thecreator rules and meet the maximum age rating.
But as of now, there are already four different templates that players can choose to help them get started:
New LEGO Fortnite island templates players can choose from
Home Builder: An open environment in which players can build their own dream home and neighborhood using the LEGO brand and Fortnite assets.
Obstacle Course: Aplatforming island-type lobbyfeaturing different obstacles and devices that players can place in the map’s layout.
Music Concert: A LEGO desert concert map, which includes Fortnite Patchwork and cute LEGO animals to create music.
Starter Island: An open environment map featuring swimmable water and different islands that lets players customize their own LEGO Island map.
For those who are interested in creating and publishing their own LEGO Fortnite Island, it’s worth knowing that players can earn a profit if they successfully attract a lot of engagement fromthe Island Creator Program.
Additionally, new LEGO Fortnite modes have arrived in the game today to shake things up. Players can now also jump into three new game modes: LEGO prop hunt, Battle Arena, and Cat Island Adventure.
Michelle Cornelia is a Games Writer on Dexerto’s Australia team, specializing in first-person shooter games, battle royale games like Fortnite, Baldur’s Gate, MMORPGs, and more. She also has bylines at Attack of the Fanboy, Pocket Gamer, and GameWatcher. You can contact her at: michelle.cornelia@dexerto.com
