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Is there a support group for parents whose children are addicted to Fortnite? What is so fascinating about this video game that, as of March 2019, kept approximately 250 million adults and teens glued to a computer screen?

It's a significant number of players since the game was only launched in 2017. When I heard my teenagers mention Fortnite; all that came to mind was the Shakespearian word for "two weeks."

My concepts of video games are reminiscent of ones from the Jurassic Age, like Pong. So, I decided to do some investigating into this captivating alternative reality that is Fortnite, to find out why do people like Fortnite so much?

Why Does Fortnite Have So Many Players?

When I was a kid, video games first came on the scene, and they were quite expensive. Like today's technical masterpieces, they required a pricey game console, controllers, and individual games.

To play Fortnite, all you need to do is register. Did I mention that it was free?

No wonder so many people have joined the Fortnite army. Players don't need to buy a dedicated gaming system, and they are not limited to playing on the television or computer.

Since people can even wage Fortnite battles on their cellphones, I now understand why my kids are always on their phones and never calling anybody. I won't complain since it keeps them busy and quiet on long road trips.

The developers of Fortnite are yet to publish an up-to-date number of players, but I am confident the roster has dramatically increased.

How Much Money Does Fortnite Make?

Just because Fortnite is free to play does not mean it is a charitable organization. Sources reveal that within its first year of being launched by EPIC Gaming, Inc., the gaming platform raked in an estimated $1.2 billion.

As of 2018, they brought in another $2.4 billion. I checked my bank statements to be sure that my teen players weren't adding to their pile of loot.

True to the developers' word, the game is free to play-no fine print. How is this video game making such a fortune?

Although players can enjoy playing basic Fortnite without spending a dime, they have the option of "upgrading" or micro transactions. To enhance their gaming experience, Fortnite offers its fans a variety of optional premiums that can be purchased with V-bucks.

The game has various V-buck package deals; however, players usually get about 120 V-bucks per $1. My young video warriors were quick to inform me that with the ultimate package, they could upgrade all they wanted.

Children think money grows on trees, especially when it comes to these games.

How do you get free V-bucks in Fornite?

For those whose household budget does not include a steep Fortnite V-buck allotment, there's always an opportunity to earn free V-bucks. The only way to do that is by purchasing Fortnite's Save the World upgrade, which would only cost a small amount of cash.

With this program, players can legitimately earn V-bucks by logging in or winning challenges. Even though Fortnite's Save the World is a single-player edition, its benefits can be used for the usual battle style.

When one of my sons wanted me to buy him a new Fortnite skin, I assumed he wanted a new case for his cell phone. It turns out that these are customized costumes for their animated heroes.

Do these purchased costumes, or skins, give the players an advantage? My research revealed that they are cosmetic. Of course, my family of gamers wants their Fortnite fighter to be dressed for the occasion.

There is a multitude of these flashy outfits from which to choose, costing from 800 to 1200 or more V-bucks.

Serious Fortnite gamers insist on purchasing the Battle Pass, which is the way to unlock over one hundred gaming levels and earn new skins and extra attachments. Each season (version) of Fortnite has a Battle Pass with a new list of coveted prizes.

Having three teen Fortnite enthusiasts, it's easy to see how this could hit my budget. I hear the cash register ringing in my head already.

What is Fortnite's Game Style?

Fortnite is a game of survival against opponents and is rated for Teens and Adults. In the primary mode, battle royale, players are put in various environments to battle against each other.

They build structures and use a plethora of weapons to kill their opponents and be the last one standing. The Internet allows gamers to play remotely with friends or players from around the world.

As they advance to different levels, they learn new skills and have more significant challenges. Each game can be played Solo, Duo, or Squad (up to 100 players) on the same level.

In the Save the World version, players fight solo against a zombie apocalypse.

So Why Do People Like Fortnite So Much?

I have watched my kids as they were engrossed in a Fortnite battle, and it remains as one of their favorite games. So, what is it about Fortnite that is so addictive?

Other than being free and compatible with most devices, Fortnite is a well-developed game. The animation and sound are brilliant and keep players' attention.

With each victory and level, gamers are rewarded with new weapons and challenges, plus the chance to win V-bucks for skins. Just like playing the slots in Vegas, players feel compelled to continue the fun and chances to win.

Whether Fortnite enthusiasts are at home, on a break at work, or on vacation across the country, they can log in and continue their quests for victory.

As a parent, I appreciate that this Teen-rated game is not as violent as others in the same category. Occasionally, I will use buying V-bucks as an incentive for my gang for good grades or for enjoying hobbies other than gaming.

As most parents do, we regulate how much time our teens may play video games each day. With its 11th season in view, Fortnite continues to be a family favorite.

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Why Do People Like Fortnite So Much? | Expert's Advice

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Is there a support group for parents whose children are addicted to Fortnite? What is so fascinating about this video game that, as of March 2019, kept approximately 250 million adults and teens glued to a computer screen? It's a significant number of players since the game was only launched in 2017.

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Having burst onto the scene in 2017, Fortnite has since become a worldwide phenomenon, amassing 350 million players across the globe as of May 2020. When looking at mobile shooter game downloads, it is clear that the mobile version of Fortnite has also been a great success, having been downloaded 78 million times in the first year of its release.

Why is Fortnite so successful?

The reasons why Fortnite has become such a global hit are clear to see. Not only is the game free to play, but it is also available on most gaming platforms. On top of this, the Battle Royale-style, in which up to 100 players fight it out at one time, mean that the re-playability of the game is infinite - each game is unique. However, while the game itself is free to download, users are encouraged to purchase downloadable content (DLC) to enhance their gaming experience. In 2019, Fortnite user spending on gaming DLC in the United States reached an average of 82 U.S. dollars. The most common in-game purchases in Fortnite included upgrades to characters and outfits, as well as to the gliders which transport the players into the battle arena. This model for generating revenue seems to have been a success for Epic Games as player spending on the Fortnite mobile app consistently reaches million of U.S. dollars each month.

Battle for Battle Royale supremacy

With the rise of games such as Fortnite, the Battle Royale game mode has never been bigger. This online mode pits up to hundreds of players against each other in a game of survival until there is only one player or one team standing. Revenue in the Battle Royale premium console segment amounted to 2.7 billion U.S. dollars in 2018 and was estimated to more than double to 6.9 billion U.S. dollars in 2019. While Fortnite is certainly staking its claim as the king of the Battle Royale games, it faces stiff competition from PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds which, unlike Fortnite, is available on Steam. The number of PUBG players peaked at almost 3.24 million concurrent users on Steam at the beginning on 2018 and is still regularly peaking at over half a million concurrent players. It seems that game developers are looking to cash in on this ever-growing market, so could other games such as Apex Legends, which reached 70 million registered users within its first nine months, also pose a threat to Fortnite's supremacy?

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Computer game Fortnite Battle Royalehas become a worldwide hit s ince launching less than a year ago .

The massive multiplayer online (MMO) game, released by Epic Games last September, has hooked millions of players and is free for users on PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Apple portable devices. There is also a popular paid-for version, called Fortnite: Save the World, for a number of platforms.

So why has Fortnite become the must-play computer game?

What is Fortnite Battle Royale?

Fortnite Battle Royale is a massively online multiplayer computer game that pits 100 players against each other in a virtual world.

The game is inspired by a concept popularised by the Japanese novel Battle Royale, The Daily Telegraph says, where the last person standing is deemed to be the winner.

Players are dropped into random areas of the virtual world where they're free to scavenge for weapons to defend themselves, the newspaper says.

Players must keep moving to stay in the game. Much like in the novel, danger zones crop up across the virtual world as the battle progresses. Players in a danger zone must run to a safe area as quickly as possible, otherwise they risk being eliminated from the game.

How much does it cost?

Unlike most video games on consoles and PCs, Fortnite Battle Royale is free to download and play. This means players can access all the title's multiplayer modes and weapons without having to spend any money.

However, players can buy the game's Premium Battle Pass using real money, The Guardian says, and this unlocks "exclusive clothing and items". To buy a pack, players need to purchase V-Bucks, the game's virtual currency, with their own money. It costs £7.99 to download 1,000 V-Bucks. Battle packs are priced at 950 V-Bucks.

These battle packs only last a "season" (roughly three months), the newspaper says. After a season has passed, players must purchase another battle pass in order to access more exclusive content.

Players who spend money on battle packs don't have an advantage in online fire fights. Battle packs only include cosmetic items, such as new outfits and weapon designs, none of which give players the upper hand on the battlefield.

Is there a mobile version?

There certainly is. As the game's free-to-play economy is similar to a host of mobile titles, such as Clash of Clans, it's no surprise that Epic Games has developed a version of Fortnite for smartphone users.

According to Eurogamer, the portable release of the free-for-all game has been designed to be as similar to the Xbox, PlayStation and PC versions as possible. Players can fight on the same map and take part in the same events as the standard version.

What's more, mobile phone users can compete against friends playing the game on their consoles or PCs.

The mobile release of Fortnite Battle Royale is only available on Apple's iOS systems, but the Daily Express says that an Android version is expected to launch over the next few months.

Why are some parents worried about the game?

Some parents have complained that "their children were addicted to [Fortnite] and depressed when they were not allowed on it", reports the Manchester Evening News.

In June, primary schools across Australia sent letters about Fortnite to parents, warning of its "negative effects" on students, The Guardian reports.

Sydney's Bondi Beach Public School told parents there had been "a noticeable change in some behaviours in the classroom and in the playground, that are directly linked to Fortnite".

"We are noticing the negative effects of this game, particularly on boys," the school said.

However, some experts say the warnings are "excessive".

"Parents can quite rightly not want their kids playing with adult strangers online [but] digital gaming on its own, is not bad," said Dr Marcus Carter, a lecturer in digital culture and gaming at the University of Sydney. "It's no different to any other form of media."

"I say the best thing to do if you are concerned about your children playing Fortnite is to play Fortnite with them. To turn it into something that you share with your child," Carter added

Why is it so popular?

One of the major factors that has made Fortnite Battle Royale so successful is that it's free to play, says Polygon. Players don't need to splash any cash to battle against their friends. This makes the game significantly more accessible than other multiplayer titles such as Call of Duty or Star Wars: Battlefront II.

Another attraction is that the game is cross platform, meaning that Xbox and PlayStation players can compete against one another.

Equally appealing is that one of the game's 45 million players is the rapper Drake, who livestreams some of his online matches, The Sun says.

Drake shares footage from his matches using the broadcasting service Twitch, the newspaper says, which is particularly popular with younger gamers.

Famous YouTubers, such as Jacksepticeye and PewDiePie, also upload video footage from their matches. One of PewDiePie's videos, for instance, has amassed nearly nine million views in just over two weeks.

Finally, Fortnite Battle Royale's visual style is far less violent than other multiplayer fighting titles, The Guardian says. This makes it appealing to both casual and professional video gamers.

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What is Fortnite and why is it so popular?

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Computer game Fortnite Battle Royalehas become a worldwide hit s ince launching less than a year ago . The massive multiplayer online (MMO) game, released by Epic Games last September, has hooked millions of players and is free for users on PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Apple portable devices.

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Fortnite is moving forward with a new Creative Mode that lets you not only erect new structures to play inside the game, but also create an environment that your friends can enjoy.

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Fortnite's Creative Mode has been available in a private beta of late, allowing people to test it out to see if it would work well in the real game. On Thursday (Dec. 13), the service launched to everyone.

Creative Mode takes the building of structures and other content within Fortnite to the next level. Instead of building structures anywhere in the world as you play, Creative Mode effectively hands you an island of your very own on which you can build whatever you want, as long as it fits within certain parameters.
MORE: Fortnite Battle Royale Tips: 22 Key Ways to Survive Longer
Once you're done building your own mini map, complete with buildings and other creations that enables the kind of gameplay you want, you can invite up to 16 friends to your island and let them play Fortnite in a variety of match types. Those friends can also walk around your island and tweak your designs at will to create an island made uniquely by you and your friends.

Additionally, the islands can be shared with people outside of your friends list, and you can even submit the island for inclusion into Fortnite's main Battle Royale map. If you make the cut, the island will show up in an area of the map called The Block.

Of course, building and crafting in the Fortnite world isn't required to play the game, but it adds an additional layer of appeal to the title for people who like to create while playing games. Best of all, it exposes the broader community to unique creations and allows people to build environments that are tailored to their favored way of playing Fortnite.

The Creative Mode inside Fortnite is available now for everyone. There's no charge to get it and you can start creating right away.

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Fortnite Creative Mode Is Here: What You Need to Know

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Fortnite is moving forward with a new Creative Mode that lets you not only erect new structures to play inside the game, but also create an environment that your friends can enjoy. Fortnite's Creative Mode has been available in a private beta of late, allowing people to test it out to see if it would work well in the real game.

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Creative mode is now available to all players across Fortnite: Battle Royale! There's plenty to do, see, and build throughout the new feature. So let's take a look at the best ways to spend your time with it.

For the uninitiated, Creative mode is an open sandbox where players can experiment with Fortnite structures, weapons, vehicles, and more. Users are free to create their own islands and publish anything - from skirmishes to kart races to recreations of famous video game maps. The mode is built for multiple players to get together and play with each other. However, building on your own is amazing in its own right (and pretty powerful, too).

If you are new to Creative mode and still figuring out what to do in it, here are just a few ideas.

Practice Shooting and Building

Fortnite: Battle Royale doesn't offer an official training mode. Creative mode gets the job done in a pinch, however. If you want to practice firing weapons, driving vehicles, or quickly building structures, head to your island and spawn the items you want to master. This is a particularly great way to experiment with new vehicles and weapons that are otherwise too difficult to try out mid-game

Players join their island with an unlimited amount of materials, too. That means you can build forts with as much wood, brick, and metal as you like. Meanwhile, you can spawn weapons and consumables from the inventory section. For vehicles, simply build a floor or staircase and add a vehicle spawner. From All-Terrain Karts to X-4 Stormwings, players can take practically any vehicle for a spin across the island. You can even use them in combat against other players, too!

Check Out Fortnite Community Creations

Fortnite's Creative mode works a lot like Minecraft. Epic Games even offers a similar system to share islands. Just like the Minecraft's "seeds," Fortnite lets players pass around Island Codes to check out other players' creations.

Island codes are 12-digit strings that players can input into rifts in the Creative mode hub. Like seeds, these codes let players check out a given creator's island at any time. They're a great way to share enormous undertakings with other players. And after using a code, the game saves it in the Island Code selection menu, letting players return to their favorite levels as they please.

There are a couple ways to get your hands on other players' Island Codes. There's the r/FortniteCreative subreddit, for one, where players regularly show off their latest creations. Fortnite Tracker's Fortnite Creative Database is a pretty thorough collection that lets users upload their Island Codes. They can even upvote their favorites. Last but not least, YouTube is filled with videos of Creative mode islands, too. Merely searching for "Fortnite Island Code" yields plenty of solid choices if you want a new level to check out.

Race Your Friends

One of the easiest ways to enjoy the Fortnite Creative mode is to build a race track together with your friends. Then, when it's ready, go head-to-head for the finish line. Simply invite your friends into your island and build a race track together - either from scratch or with different prefabs from the inventory section. Remember, to add vehicles into the game, simply build a floor or staircase and apply an All-Terrain Kart or Quadcrasher spawn to the structure.

After you build your track, you can visit the "My Island" tab from the in-game menu to set the island's rules. This includes players' spawn location, the time limit, gravity, and the ability to build during play. Epic doesn't have a pre-made script to track laps quite yet. However, building a race is pretty easy and a great way to kill a late night with friends.

Revisit Your Favorite Video Games

Fortnite has always attracted players with a knack for engineering impressive structures, but Creative mode gives users a whole new avenue to show their expressive side. Case in point, several players have already used Creative mode to recreate some of their favorite levels from other video games.

Falconstrike1998's Rainbow Road race track mirrors the original course from Super Mario Kart (its Island Code is 2668-3299-2351). Meanwhile, VariousPurple recreated Dust II from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive through Creative mode. It's a pretty spot-on remake for team deathmatch (that Island Code is 8335-1484-3001). In fact, there are a ton of popular first-person shooter levels turned into Fortnite maps. Many are highly detailed. For example, WSG-Jordan's Fortnite version of Rust from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (1932-2773-3421) shows meticulous care - and looks ridiculously fun, too.

Fortnite's Creative mode is powerful, but it isn't magic. Don't expect to churn out an authentic Counter-Strike or Mario Kart remake in an afternoon. You can always start small by rebuilding famous structures, locations, or miniature maps from popular games bit by bit. Just uses a mixture of your build mode and prefabs until you rebuild an entire level from scratch!

Build Something Incredible in the Block

Once you spend a fair amount of time fooling around with Creative mode's player islands, you'll probably stumble across The Block in the Creative Hub. It's an odd addition, but it's there for a reason. The Block is Epic Games' Creative mode showcase. It's an opportunity for particularly skilled creators to submit their work directly into Fortnite.

Players can build anything within a 25×25 flat area, as long as they "create something new" and keep memory to less than 50,000. Then creators can share their hard work via the #FortniteBlockParty hashtag on social media. If Epic likes your design, it will be included on The Block during Fortnite: Battle Royale matches. You'll also get an in-game shoutout and a social bump from Epic.

Granted, The Block is purely optional. But if you really want to put your Creative mode skills to the test, competing to enter Fortnite: Battle Royale's map is the endgame. Just make sure your final design follows Creative mode's Code of Conduct!

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Here Are the Best Ways to Enjoy Fortnite Creative Mode

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Creative mode is now available to all players across Fortnite: Battle Royale ! There's plenty to do, see, and build throughout the new feature. So let's take a look at the best ways to spend your time with it. For the uninitiated, Creative mode is an open sandbox where players can experiment with Fortnite structures, weapons, vehicles, and more.

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Hey Fortnite Creative fans,

As April passes we take a look at the best Fortnite Creative games. Best, meaning these were the most played game modes, maps and islands by the community. We have five new islands hitting the chart including a new Zone Wars. See below for the full top-10 games by genre.
Most Played Fortnite Creative Games by Genre The information above is sorted by most plays between April 1 and April 30. These are the top islands for each game type, ranked from top to bottom. Some of these games have been featured, others have reached the top with no featuring!
* - Indicates the island was a Featured Island in April.
New Islands on the list
TILTED ZONE WARS (XA) - Feeling nostalgic? This island takes the classic look of Tilted Towers and brings the original community-made game of Zone Wars into Chapter 2. Hone your endgame skills with random spawns and loot each round.

100 LEVEL DUMB-RUN 2! - Test your patience and parkour skills in this Featured Island deathrun. 100 levels of parkour jumps, dodging traps and bumper jumps. Who doesn't like a good deathrun?

Red vs Blue Scrims - If you're a more competitive player and enjoyed Red vs Blue games, you'll need to check this one out. No more grabbing your own loot and spawn camping is gone. Practice team battling in this condensed arena that also has a storm element.

Laser Tag Prop Hunt - This Featured Island allows you to choose the settings for the game before it starts, keeping each game fresh. A fair and fun version of prop hunt with lots of great hiding spots for props.

Cops and Robbers - This Featured Island is a unique game mode where four cops are trying to prevent 12 robbers from breaking out. This simulation experience puts your coordination and sneaking ability to the test.

Top 5 Most Played Featured Fortnite Creative Islands
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Are you participating in our current community callout? Show off your creative talent by making games that defy reality. Let us know what games you're playing or making on Reddit, Discord and @FNCreate.

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The Best Fortnite Creative Codes for April 2020

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Hey Fortnite Creative fans, As April passes we take a look at the best Fortnite Creative games. Best, meaning these were the most played game modes, maps and islands by the community. We have five new islands hitting the chart including a new Zone Wars. See below for the full top-10 games by genre.

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Did your character die yet again in your Fortnite match because of a lousy shot? Wish to hone your aiming skills without too much of a hassle? Then the best way for you to attain the desired aiming skillset is through the creative maps. If you wish to have a robust aiming skill set, you need to perfect your basics.

Looking at the skills of Fortnite's world champion, one feels compelled to increase their abilities to at least try and match up to the boy's level. You can do precisely this through Fortnite's creative maps that are designed to test your aiming skills in all kinds of environments. They help you make your skills better by challenging the different aspects involved while aiming. These maps are very creative and demanding.

Before looking at the numerous creative maps, let us first look at the process of opening a creative map for practicing. If you wish to open a creative map, follow the steps written below:

1. Open the game. You are given three options: Battle Royale, Save the World and Creative.

2. Select "Creative". Click on "Play" and "Launch".

3. Once the page has loaded, locate the Rift labeled as "Featured".

1. Press and hold the use key close to it.

2. Enter the creative code of the map you would like to play.

1. Select the Island. Run into the Rift.

2. Play!

Most of the creative maps request you to click "Start Game" before it actually begins. Otherwise, you can run into the launch pad to start your timer.

Keep your eyes peeled as we have a look at the top creative maps of Fortnite designed to improve your aiming skills.

Static Course (Creative Code: 3037-6598-3645)

An excellent way to begin your uphill climb towards success is through a static course. This is the most simple yet often overlooked creative map. You get to test a wide range of weapons and in different kind of situations too. As the name of the course suggests, the targets are static. This should help you get your basics right. Only when you are adept at shooting a static target, you can move on to shooting a moving target.

Contrary to popular belief, standing in one place and getting your perfect shot is not the way to go about this creative map. Try to challenge yourself and extend your limits by moving around while shooting targets. Improve your aims by imagining various scenarios likely in a Fortnite match. Doing such things will help increase the precision and accuracy of your aims in the game. You'll also get the hang of it sooner.

For the Tile Frenzy fans (Creative Code: 1624-1148-8943)

For the people who are avid gamers of Tile Frenzy and Kovaak's Aim Trainer, then this map is your cup of tea. It includes some significant sections for tracking and sniping. You can develop your skills in being the silent predator, tracking and sniping your target through your scope.

It also includes long-distance shots that are sure to help you get your physics right in your shot.

Selage's Aim Facility (Creative Code:1444-8820-3941)

This creative map is advantageous as it features different sections in a single map. So, you can practice all kinds of weapons in different settings without having to leave this map and enter another. As the name suggests, this map has been created by Selage, a Fortnite gamer.

Hanamura Aim Training Island (Creative Code: 2746-3682-6541)

This creative map has unlimited spots for practicing your aim while keeping it fresh in its design. It contains different situations at a variety of locations that allows the user to gain more experience in terms of the best response in such a case.

Geerzy's Combat Training Course (Creative Code: 2889-5729-6480)

Providing a new experience in this creative map, cutouts are present that are mobile and allow you to practice your skill at shooting a moving target. This creative map is suitable for aiming and practicing between static and moving targets.

Training with a Shotgun (Creative Code: 5531-1890-2291)

If you love the bang-bang of a shotgun, then this creative map is ideal for you. It contains a lot of sections to hone your skills as a wielder of the shotgun. Shotguns are great for close range encounters. Make the most of this course and master the shotgun.

Shride's Aim Training Map (Creative Code: 6252-3544-9063)

This is a dream come true for many people who are always on the lookout for something more in an aim training map. This creative map is designed in such a way that you can adjust the games according to your needs and requirements. You can also challenge your friends while practicing your aims. This makes for a revolutionary new creative map in aiming practice.

Aim Courses (Creative Code: 6311-1794-9504)

This creative map is also designed by Selage. It contains three different courses to help you develop your aiming skills in three different scenarios. This applies to those who are looking for something unique and unexpected.

The Ultimate Practice Mode: Battle Royale

Once you have mastered the different maps as per your choice, you can enter the regular Battle Royale. Nothing beats practicing against live players so this is a necessity if you wish to perfect your skills to the maximum. You can try smaller Battle Royales or Deathmatches if you are not interested in entering the full-blown Battle Royale match.

Now that we have discussed the top creative maps for practicing your aim in Fortnite, it is time you give your preferred maps a try. Or even all, it's your choice! These maps are challenging in their forte and will help you develop your skillset. Practice makes perfect so keep on practicing. Who knows, you might be the next World Champion of Fortnite!

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Fortnite Creative is a new game mode that lets you create and save your own miniature island maps and Fortnite mini games. Fans had been crying out for a Minecraft or Forge-like mode for the battle royale game, and Creative is a pretty close match: you spawn into a small island, open up some new menus, and build whatever you can imagine using materials, prefabs, and materials.

Everything you load into the world can be manipulated so it fits with your vision, and there are even some shiny new toys to help you create fun custom games to play with your friends - that's right, you can invite other players to your island to test everything's in working order.

However, as this mode and many of its mechanics are totally new to Fortnite, Creative can be very tricky to get to grips with. To save you some frustration when it comes constructing a Fortnite mini game for you and your friends to play, we've assembled a guide to Creative mode that breaks down everything from the basic controls to new features you should be aware of.
Here's how to build in Fortnite creative:
Loading into Creative

You can find the new Fortnite mode in the lobby for Fortnite Battle Royale, all you need to do is click the button above the 'Play' button, make sure Creative is selected, and then jump right in. This will take you to a small hub world where you'll find plenty of stone pillars and rift portals.

Go to the golden rift as this is where your saved maps can be accessed - other rift portals will include featured mini games, builds, and creations from Epic Games and the Fortnite community. Epic Games has implemented a system for sharing worlds between players called Fortnite Island Codes, so check out our dedicated guide for help with that.

From this menu, simply pick one of the four islands (rename them instantly recognisable) and you'll be teleported to a small island with some mountains on it, which is where the real fun begins.

How to fly in Fortnite Creative

This may seem obvious, but just in case you're stuck simply double-tap the Space bar to enter or exit Fly mode.

AR Phone

Once you've spawned in you'll notice one key item in your inventory: the AR Phone. This is the tool you'll use to manipulate objects placed in your Creative island, whether that's grabbing a particular item and turning it upside down or duplicating hundreds of identical objects to create a parkour course. You can rotate in any axis, push, pull, delete, copy, determine if an object floats, or force it to snap to a grid. It's a very powerful bit of kit.

Prefabs and Creative menu

Wondering how to get hold of large structures or all Fortnite assets in Creative? Simply hit Tab to open up a menu full of everything form prefab buildings to asset packs, both of which can be found in the massive Prefabs section of the menu. The next section to the right is Devices, which encompasses turrets, vehicles, and traps. The Weapons section will let you instantly spawn a weapon of your choice - as does the Consumables tab - and the Chest section lets you create custom Loot Chests and Loot Llamas.

Inside the Prefabs section you'll find heaps of buildings that come straight from the main battle royale map, and to place one of these structures in your map all you have to do is select it, click the Equip button, and then throw it down on the ground like you would a Port-a-Fort. If you want to tweak it further you can equip your AR Phone and start pulling the building apart bit by bit.

Not every item in the prefabs section is a structure from the main game. You'll find some asset dumps, not to mention ready-made pieces from Epic Games to help you make a Fortnite mini game within minutes. This makes finding very specific objects a bit tricky, so expect to be spending a lot of time deleting unwanted objects just because you really wanted a certain material. A few prefabs to look out for include the Obstacle Course gallery and the Indestructible gallery - the former is great for parkour builds, while the latter helps you control player movement in death match modes.

Advanced controls

It won't take you long to figure out the basics of Creative mode, but if you want to create your own mini games you'll need to know how to finesse things a little. Here's are some of the advanced controls you should be aware of:

How to get objects to float
When using the AR Phone and moving objects you'll notice the Drop option that's assigned to the G key - when this is set to 'on' then any object you place will fall to the ground. If you want objects to float in order to create parkour mini games then simply toggle 'off' and whatever you place will hover in the air indefinitely.

How to place objects evenly apart
Not all of us are comfortable placing objects all over place in a disorderly fashion, so if you'd like all of your objects either snapped in place or spaced evenly apart you'll need to use the Grid Snap feature assigned to the V key. This is set to off by default, but it actually has three settings that you can cycle through depending on your needs. The first setting, 16, will basically glue objects together, while the last setting, 2, will leave a hefty gap between assets, perfect for placing bollards in a race track.

How to toggle collision
Hold the V key to change whether or not items can clip through one another. This is very helpful when it comes to creating new structures out of numerous different items and assets.

How to change match settings in Creative

If you hit Esc and go to the very bottom of the menu drop down list you'll spot a yellow button called My Island. This is where you can change basic match settings and team rules so that you can start your ideal Fortnite mini game - everything from game mode, teams, time limit, and spawn location can be tweaked here.

This is also where you can reset your island and change edit permissions, in case you were worried about people jumping in and changing your masterpiece.

How many players can enter a Creative mode game?

The lobby size for Creative mini games appears to be set at 16, so you'll be able to squeeze four squads full of your best friends into each miniature island.

New devices

Creative mode also features a couple of new toys for players to mess around with that you can't get in Battle Royale mode. The first is an electric fence that zaps for five damage and pushes you back, these are great to place as obstacles in a race course for the ATK. You can also add ice sheets, which work just like the Chiller traps but without sticking to your feet after you've left the surface.

You'll also find all the tools you need for creating your ideal multiplayer maps here. New devices like the Item Spawner and Player Checkpoint Plate give you even more power over what kinds of games you can make using Creative, so get experimenting.

The Block

A recent update added a fifth Island for every player to build upon. Unlike the other four Creative Islands, this one is dedicated to The Block contest, which showcases player-made creations in a portion of the Fortnite Battle Royale map where Risky Reels used to be. This Island will provide the exact block that appears in Battle Royale, so you don't have to guess the size or proportions.

Fortnite Creative has been with us since late last year. That means we've had plenty of Fortnite codes to sift through on our way to finding the best of them. We've conveniently piled together, because we're nice.

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Fortnite Creative mode guide: how to build your own Fortnite mini games

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Fortnite Creative is a new game mode that lets you create and save your own miniature island maps and Fortnite mini games. Fans had been crying out for a Minecraft or Forge-like mode for the battle royale game, and Creative is a pretty close match: you spawn into a small island, open up some new menus, and build whatever you can imagine using materials, prefabs, and materials.