There are no weapons or mats in Party Royale — it’s all about just hanging out and having fun. No Sweat. All Chill. Let’s Party!

Fortnite’s biggest moments have come from those events where players put down their weapons and watched concerts performed, giant robots clash and reality itself end. Which is why Epic Games is looking to focus on that social side of Fortnite, with a new Party Mode that was revealed to content creators in a new email.

The biggest game on the planet has its fair share of local players, who are drawn in by Fortnite’s addictive gameplay and its main selling point being that it’s completely free. The local Facebook group is demanding that the AWS servers provide local Fortnite support and the hashtag #FortniteAfricanServers is trending on Twitter. Here’s the problem: AWS can’t provide that option.

You’re stuck at home, being a responsible chap for the good of all because nobody wants to die clutching their chest in agony from a virus that is wreaking havoc on everything from going to the movies to attending a WWE event. Which now finally resembles Shakespeare in the Park but with Jackhammer slams: Weird stuff. So what do you …

Many a school in the US of A has a Fortnite league operating, training professional teams for the big leagues and giving students a reason to actually stay behind after the final bell has rung for reasons not related to detention. One curmudgeon who is absolutely incensed at the sheer audacity of having digital shooter games in a school environment instead of regular maniacs with actual guns terrorising the hallways is Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) commissioner Julian Tackett, who has made it his life mission to get Fortnite kicked out of schools.

Epic Games' new Fortnite Icon Series may be merging the worlds of fashion, music and film together, but it'll also honour its most popular streamers with exclusive skins and bling.

Well here’s some absolutely shocking news: Free to play games are still doing gangbusters numbers on the digital frontier, raking in absurd numbers that other game developers would kill for with their premium titles.

The lawsuit specifically covers the use of the dance and a certain Jack O’ Lantern appearance, despite Epic having already bought the rights to the dance.