Fortnite is unfathomably successful. The still young Battle Royale game has completely usurped PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds in both mind and market share – earning Epic games respect and a heck of a lot of money. Despite the game being free, Epic is raking in monumental amounts of cash from the microtransactions within the cartoon shooter.

Because of all the extra money that Epic is swimming in, they’ve made the Unreal Engine Marketplace a heck of a lot more developer and creator friendly. They’ll mow be giving content creators – people who create art, sound, models and more for the engine – a much bigger slice of the pie.

Where the hell are these All-Terrain Karts? Much like everything else in Fortnite Battle Royale, ATKs are spread across the map and you’ll need a bit of luck finding one when you spawn into a game. To find them, here’s a list of the locations where they spawn at often.

By Jayson ‘Trinoc’ van Kerckhoven If you had to pick a theme for Rush this year, it would have to be inclusive growth. It is a constantly recurring theme within the industry, and one that Rush hoped to breathe new life into. This was achieved largely by shifting the focus away from established esports and onto more accessible games, in an …

By Jayson ‘Trinoc’ van Kerckhoven. Amongst the myriad of stages and games at the recent Rush event there stood a shining light, a beacon of hope, for the Rush organisers who wanted to create a more inclusive esports environment. Behind it all, with the support of his team, stood one man, often with a pink-haired sidekick. Nick “HoldenZA” Holden, co-founder …

When pressed about the possibility of cross-play in Fallout 76, director Todd Howard was candid about Sony's reluctance to support the feature at all.

So what happened in Fortnite over the weekend? A rocket was launched. A rocket with so much devastating power that it cracked the very sky of Fortnite over the Moisty Mire region and left the world beneath it forever changed.

Yesterday, Fortnite received a great big update that introduced one of the game’s most requested features: A Playground. Meant to serve as a practise mode for squads of up to four players, the new mode served as a way for players to build and get to grips with things without worrying about encroaching circles or shotguns to the face. Aaaaaand it’s been removed.