Fortnite announces the return of one of its arguably weirdest skins of all time after being unavailable for nearly two years.

Fortnite's next crossover is with Crocs, the ugly clog brand whose socks-and-sandals sense of fashion can now be seen on every high street. Starting tonight, at Fortnite's next shop refresh, you ...

Fortnite fans are finding opening vaults to be frustrating due to underwhelming rewards. Chapter 6 Season 2 of Fortnite has brought back the fan-favorite character Midas. Fans are hoping to see ...

Of all the potential Fortnite collaborations, it's probably safe to say that not many people would have predicted Crocs. But Crocs it is, with the brand bringing its iconic range of footwear to ...

Check out how we test and review games here One of the best things about Fortnite is its skins. From crossover skins to originals, Epic Games has released thousands of different cosmetics for ...

Fortnite just launched Season 2 of Fortnite. This continues the chapter's story, adding in Midas, and a hip-hop setting. As such, there's a new rapper called Big Dill to contend with, and you can ...

The Fortnite quests have opened up even more new sections this week, as along with the regular Weekly assignments we have some fresh Story quests, plus a Golden Gunslinger section relating to ...

The roster of Fortnite characters has received two entries as part of the v34.10 update, but for the time being at least you won't be able to meet them. Outlaw Midas is currently in the Rouge ...

If you want to kick shiny metal ass in style, look no further than these Futurama Fortnite skins. They use the same Matt Groening art style as the animated sitcom, and each comes with a back bling.

Rest assured, all imagery and advice is unique and original. Check out how we test and review games here Fortnite servers are currently down for another major update. This is the first major ...

This week in Newly Reviewed, Will Heinrich covers three group shows that delve into the rich traditions of Asian art. The museum, based in Henry Clay Frick’s 1914 Fifth Avenue mansion ...