The Disney x Fortnite collaboration just got a whole lot better.
Fortnite Creative is a hub for unique and immersive ideas. With so many different maps being put out daily, it is difficult to keep up with some of the best experiences. Disney, who recently invested $1.5 billion into Epic Games, is planning to allow map makers to use their brands and more when creating new games in Fortnite.
This gives creators endless opportunities within the Fortnite Creative space, helping Disney become one of the top brands in gaming.
Players will be able to create their own Disney content in Fortnite
This is a huge win for the Fortnite scene, as many maps have been taken down due to copyright in the past. With already so many Disney x Fortnite collaborations (Star Wars, Indiana Jones and more) in the game, this adds a whole new meaning to Fortnite's massive universe.
A few months ago, Fortnite announced that an entirely new world in Creative related to Disney was releasing. At first, players speculated that it just meant gamers would be able to play Disney-themed games.
But no. Fortnite has recently confirmed that creators will be able to put together their own Disney-themed experiences.
"This will not only give users the chance to play and interact with Disney content but will offer them the opportunity to create their own wholly unique Disney-themed gaming experiences, too," said Epic Games on their website.
The possibilities are about to be endless with the upcoming Disney x Fortnite update.
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We have known for a while now that Disney was planning something big with the popular Battle Royale. Announced only a few months back, we learned that Disney was creating an entire hub within Fortnite.
Now, learning that the $1.5 billion deal between the two companies will also include Creative map-makers is game-changing.
The future is bright. Players should plan to see some of the best games in Fortnite with this upcoming update.
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