Fortnite is Launching a New Subscription Service for $12 Per Month

While Epic Games has been in the midst of legal disputes between Google and Apple tree over the course of this year, the studio is still finding ways to expand on Fortnite as a platform. With the recent launch of the game on PS5 and Xbox Serial X/Series S, Epic is going even further past introducing a long-rumored subscription service to the massively popular multiplayer game.

Epic Games has officially appear "Fortnite Crew," a new subscription service that allows players to earn Five-Bucks, special cosmetic items, and more for a monthly fee. According to Epic's web log post with the announcement, the service will officially launch on Dec 2, 2022 for $eleven.99 per month across all platforms.

You can cheque out the full declaration trailer for the subscription service beneath:

The subscription service will launch aslopeFortnite Chapter 2 – Season 5, and will offer players with a diverseness of perks each calendar month. Specifically, this will include access to the total season Boxing Pass, ane,000 V-Bucks, and a "monthly Crew Pack" featuring a new Outfit Bundle exclusive to Fortnite Coiffure members. The first outfit, as seen in the announcement trailer, introduces the "Galaxia outfit" that includes a special Style, Pickaxe, and Backpack. Additionally, Ballsy also confirmed that it volition reveal the contents of each upcoming new bundle at the end of every month.

Given thatFortnite continues to exist a massive financial commuter for Epic, it makes sense that the studio is looking to detect new ways to encourage players to invest in the game long-term. WhileFortnite already has its Battle Pass system in place, the Crew subscription is probable to entice players with the promise of exclusive items and gear that are merely accessible through the service.

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Fortnite is available now on PS5, Xbox Series X/Series Southward, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, and mobile.

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