Why Peter Griffin Looks Muscular in Fortnite: Seth MacFarlane Explains
Seth MacFarlane reveals why Peter Griffin is more muscular in Fortnite, adding to the game's crossover appeal.
Frogwares Takes Control: The Sinking City Now Solely Published on All Platforms
Frogwares, The Sinking City, PC version, legal battle, publisher, Nacon, Steam, Epic Games, GOG, Gamesplanet
The Controversy Surrounding Solid Snake’s Buttocks in Fortnite
Fortnite introduces Solid Snake as a bonus skin, but players are disappointed with the design of his buttocks. Fortnite responds to the criticism and Metal Gear Solid fans show excitement, while Konami remains silent. Find out more about the controversy in this blog post.
LEGO Fortnite: A New Survival Crafting Game Arriving in Fortnite
Get ready for LEGO Fortnite, the new survival crafting game arriving in Fortnite on December 7th, 2023. This exciting partnership between Epic Games and The LEGO Group will combine the popular battle royale game with the beloved building toy, attracting fans of both Fortnite and LEGO. Don't miss out on this unique and engaging gaming experience!
Epic Games Announces Unforgettable Big Bang Event in Fortnite – Featuring Eminem
"Epic Games announces Fortnite's Big Bang event featuring Eminem. Scheduled for Dec. 2. Don't miss this unforgettable experience!"
Epic Games Unveils Alan Wake: Flashback, an Exciting Fortnite Experience
Alan Wake: Flashback in Fortnite brings together the worlds of Fortnite and Alan Wake in an exciting crossover for free.
Fortnite Goes Back to Chapter 1 in Major Update
Fortnite returns to Chapter 1, bringing nostalgia and retaining sprinting and mantling in the gameplay.
Epic Games CEO Admits Financial Problem Before Layoffs
"Epic Games CEO admits financial problem before layoffs. Raises questions about company's stability and reasons for downsizing. #gaming #EpicGames"
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney Admits Financial Problem Leading to Layoffs
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney admits to financial problems leading to layoffs. Curiosity arises about the situation and future implications for the company.
Fortnite Players can Now Apply for a Refund for Unwanted In-Game Purchases
Fortnite players can now seek refunds for in-game purchases through a $245 million settlement between the FTC and Epic Games.