“Fortnite” is a cultural phenomenon and a massively popular online video game developed by Epic Games, first released in 2017. The game is primarily known for its battle royale mode where 100 players drop onto an island and fight until only one player or team remains. Fortnite stands out in the crowded battle royale genre by allowing players to harvest materials and build structures such as walls, ramps, and defenses to gain advantages in combat or protect themselves from attack.
The game is divided into seasons, each introducing a unique theme and a variety of gameplay changes, cosmetic items, and story-driven events that keep the gameplay fresh and engaging. Fortnite’s vibrant, cartoonish graphics and an ever-evolving narrative universe contribute to its broad appeal among a diverse audience of all ages. Its free-to-play model, with revenue generated through the sale of in-game cosmetics and battle passes, has proven highly successful.
Fortnite also hosts live events and collaborations that transcend traditional gaming boundaries. These include concerts from major music artists, crossover events with popular film franchises and comic book heroes, and other innovative experiences, making it not just a game but a cultural hub.
