Epic Games gets hit with a new lawsuit, this time over Fortnite's in-game store, adding to the company's ongoing legal battles.

There are plenty of Fortnite skins that players want to see return in the Item Shop, but some might be gone for good.

One Fortnite mechanic in the current season has left players feeling conflicted as to whether or not it’s worth the effort to pull off.

Recent leaks from Fortnite are giving fans more details about the cosmetics coming with the rumored upcoming TMNT crossover.

The next Fortnite update is only a few days away. Epic Games added it to staging servers, preparing it for its release on Tuesday, March 11. This will be the first major update of Chapter 6 – Season 2 and will add many new things. Some of these additions have already been leaked, including a unique weapon called Pump & Dump.

Fortnite has been hit by a lawsuit claiming that it uses “deceptive sales tactics” as a way too “boost” its revenues.

Fortnite players, get ready—another exciting update is right around the corner! If the latest leaks are accurate, some incredible new weapons, skins, and map changes are coming to shake up the battlefield.

Crossovers are a fun way to bring characters from other universes into Fortnite. The wacky battle royale has hosted a myriad of fun-filled franchises, like Rick

Vending machines offer a variety of weapons you can purchase in exchange for gold. However, before you dish out 1,200 gold for the Plasma Burst Laser, you will have to pay a Baron Tax. If you thought that real-life tax was bad, wait till you see that you need to pay Baron 50% of the amount of purchase.

First reported by Polygon, two parents in the US are suing Epic Games over limited-time sales of Fortnite skins and cosmetics that they argue aren't really limited time at all, creating a false sense of "FOMO"—a term actually used in the lawsuit—for Fortnite's younger players.

There's a new patch download avaiable for Fortnite that appears as update version 4.58. Known issues across all modes listed.

Epic Games brought back hitscan weapons in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 2 and it's already defining the meta. But what is a hitscan weapon?