Fortnitemares 2024: LEGO Fortnite Mini Pass, Halloween Skins, Chainsaw Weapon, and Map Overhaul Launching October 11

October 10, 2024
Fortnitemares 2024: LEGO Fortnite Mini Pass, Halloween Skins, Chainsaw Weapon, and Map Overhaul Launching October 11
  • The highly anticipated Fortnitemares 2024 update is set to launch on October 11, featuring a mini event pass for LEGO Fortnite, Halloween-themed map changes, and new landmarks.

  • LEGO Fortnite, which debuted in December 2022, has gained significant traction in the live-service gaming sector over the past ten months.

  • Players can look forward to the return of Halloween-themed skins and cosmetics, including Dark Ruby and Leatherface, alongside gameplay adjustments.

  • The update's trailer showcases exciting new skins, including Shadow Monks, Leatherface from Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Billy the Puppet from SAW.

  • While the release date for the Edward Scissorhands skin remains unconfirmed, it is expected to be included in the upcoming event.

  • Details about the Chainsaw's stats are still under wraps, but its addition is viewed positively, especially given the game's limited melee options.

  • Concerns have emerged regarding gameplay restrictions for Disney characters, particularly their ability to wield weapons during the event.

  • The update will also introduce a Halloween-themed runway, enhancing the festive atmosphere with new content.

  • Map updates will feature changes to existing locations like Grand Glacier and Brawler’s Battleground, along with the addition of six new landmarks.

  • A significant leak has revealed the introduction of a Chainsaw weapon, which is anticipated to enhance the Halloween-themed experience of the event.

  • The event has generated significant excitement among players since it was first teased at the Roblox Innovation Awards 2024.

  • Players defeating a Tomato Golem will gain access to valuable resources, including a Rift Shard and Obsidian, adding depth to gameplay.

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