Last week, Epic Games launched three new “live game experiences” to Fortnite: Lego Fortnite, Fortnite: Rocket Racing and Fortnite Festival.
Although they exist within Fortnite, the three modes are more or less full-fledged games in their own right. Lego Fortnite being a very detailed survival crafting game on par with Minecraft, Rocket Racing being a racing game built by the creators of Rocket League (Psyonix), and Fortnite Festival being a rhythm game from the creators of Rock Band (Harmonix).
Naturally, many fans of these new modes have expressed concerns that they might be limited time modes, similar to other Fortnite-adjacent modes Epic has released in the past. In a post on social media, Epic Games reassured fans that the three modes will be “here to stay”, and will receive regular updates moving forward.
The addition of three fully fledged games within Fornite‘s ecosystem paints interesting prospects for the game’s future, as it may
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