It may be firing foam rockets, but the NERF RL is still an authentic and beastly addition to the Fortnite arsenal.

Whether you’re looking for something to complete your Fortnite cosplay or you want to take on friends with speed and accuracy over pay ‘n spray weapons, this fun little slice of official Fortnite merchandise will easily hit the mark.

The Lancer from Gears of War is one of the best weapons in video games, an unholy combination of close quarters combat and marksmanship, a device so deadly that it cannot possibly exist in real life because it’s just too awesome. The toy version though? That’s another story.

The NERF Rival Apollo XV-700 is a solid piece of plastic fun, looks great on the mantle and you’ll have a heck of an advantage in competitive NERF battles once you learn to master it.

Outside of the crafters who make 3D-printed versions or a few carpenters who can literally carve one out for you, a low-cost alternative of the iconic weapons of Overwatch simply don’t exist. Until now that is, because one of the more popular characters of Overwatch is getting some Nerf love.

The gold standard in Destiny 2, Exotics are ludicrously powerful death-dealers that offer unique perks. Vigilance Wing vomits out an entire five shots per pull of the trigger, Graviton Lance is still gaming’s audio anarchy delight and Crimson would give Dirty Harry an erection that could be seen from space if he were to ever wield it. So on that note, here’s another wonderfully broken gun that you’ll be grinding after when the Forsaken expansion arrives in September: The Cerberus +1.

I haven’t had a chance to handle too many of Destiny 2’s Exotics, but I can easily say that Graviton Lance may be the one gun that sounds the best in action. Here’s what it looks like and some of it’s lore that comes attached to it.

It shoots hot buttery beams of pure death and mass extinction events in the right hands! But in more pacifistic hands, your omni-tool in the upcoming explore 'em up No Man's Sky can do so, so much more.