The extremely anticipated LEGO Fortnite has acquired its first gameplay trailer alongside its launch immediately, December 7.
The trailer, beneath, reveals how the brick-building gameplay blends with Fortnite’s battle royale. The trailer did not present any participant versus participant motion although, as a substitute specializing in the constructing, survival, and cooperative parts.
The mode seems to be precisely what it says on the tin: Fortnite gameplay in a LEGO type. LEGO minifigure skins discover the Fortnite map, destroying bushes and boulders to achieve sources to then construct as regular, besides within the type of LEGO bricks.
Building takes on a extra everlasting function within the mode, nonetheless, with varied intricate and lavish fashions being proven off within the trailer. Survival parts featured too, as gamers will seemingly be left bricking it as evening falls and all types of spooky beasties seem.
Wolves, skeletons, and indignant dragon-looking bosses all seem within the trailer, all made up of LEGO bricks. Even Fortnite’s iconic loot llama makes an look within the LEGO type.
The gameplay trailer blurb presents extra particulars: “Explore huge, open worlds the place the magic of LEGO constructing and Fortnite collide. Collect meals and sources, craft objects, construct shelter and battle enemies solo or crew up with as much as seven pals.
“Get artistic in constructing and customizing your final residence base utilizing LEGO parts collected from the world round you, then recruit villagers to assemble supplies and assist survive the evening. Gear up and drop into deep caves looking for uncommon sources and hidden areas.
“Find the final word survival crafting LEGO journey in Fortnite! The journey is barely simply starting with new world constructing, gameplay options, and extra LEGO Style Outfits arriving in updates beginning early 2024.”
Regular Fortnite has in any other case simply switched to Chapter 5 Season 1, which has so much to show given the recognition of its predecessor, the OG Update, which noticed 44.7 million gamers go browsing in a single day in what Epic Games described as “the most important day in Fortnite’s historical past”.
It can even comply with a wave of controversy as Epic Games carried out then disabled age restricted cosmetics, with gamers criticising it as one of many “worst updates” in Fortnite historical past.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He’ll speak about The Witcher all day.
