In this exciting video, we dive into the fascinating creation of a real-life Plunja Fortnite pickaxe! Watch as we transform ...

Ever wondered how your favorite Fortnite emotes would look in real life? In this exciting video, we bring the virtual world ...

The Dance With Sabrina event starts at 8pm Friday and runs until June 16. Fortnite has also added Carpenter’s track ‘Bed Chem’ to Festival alongside a new emote.

The release date of Fortnite's next musical event is May 30th at 3 PM Eastern Time. You'll have over two weeks to partake in the fun, as the festival concludes on June 16th at 11:59 PM Eastern.

Some Just Dance -style dancing would have been very cool to see in Fortnite, but Dance with Sabrina sounds a bit more like timed button mashing with some emoting thrown in for pizazz. That doesn ...

9. Set of 6 Fortnite No.1 Character Prints Image Source: Amazon Our next offering in the list of best Fortnite posters is an amazing deal as you get six prints in one purchase! This set includes ...

Here are the five best Fortnite dance emotes that players can use. Note: This list is subjective and solely based on the writer's opinions. Want to know what items might feature in the shop tomorrow?

Fortnite TikTok dance emotes - Rollie (Image via Epic Games) Rollie is one of the most iconic TikTok Fortnite dance emotes that was added to the game during Chapter 2 Season 4, on September 19, 2020.

Slumberyard's dance floor in Fortnite is located, unsurprisingly, within the Slumberyard landmark that can be found to the east of Classy Courts and north of Grand Glacier. The building there is ...

Fortnite owner Epic Games has reached an agreement with a celebrity choreographer to resolve his lawsuit claiming the company stole copyrighted dance moves, three months after a federal appeals ...

Epic Games has resolved a lawsuit that accused it of ripping off dance moves created by pop choreographer Kyle Hanagami in its popular video game "Fortnite," according to a filing in California ...

All of these transactions happen using V-Bucks, Fortnite’s in-game currency. In 2020, Epic charged 500 V-Bucks, valued at $5 USD, for the dance emote at the heart of the case.