Online game Fortnite has released a Skibidi Toilets skin and bundle inspired by the popular internet series. The "Skibidi Toilet Bundle" is now available on the game's shop through Saturday ...

However, a new leak has emerged and offers players the first look at the free skin that players will get this year. Fortnite leak reveals free Christmas-themed Guff skin as Winterfest reward ...

Costing 1,500 V-Bucks, the skin will also give players access to the Skibidi Backpack and be available as a LEGO Fortnite character. If you haven’t been saving your lunch money on the hopes of a ...

Fortnite requires professional skill — now, players can use an in-game John Wick skin to battle through even the deadliest fights, win Victory Royales with the element of surprise and avenge ...

The Federal Trade Commission has announced it will issue refunds to nearly 630,000 Fortnite players after ruling that the maker of the popular video game, Epic Games, duped people “into making ...

Here’s what you need to know about the Messi Fortnite skin, and when to expect it. The full bundle containing every Messi Fortnite item will come to 2,800 V-Bucks in total, saving you a huge ...

A brand new way to play LEGO Fortnite has arrived in the form of LEGO Fortnite Brick Life - a social roleplay experience that lets you immerse yourself in a custom character of your own.

Fortnite is apparently preparing the arrival of a new skin to the game of none other than... Leo Messi! The Argentine footballer is considered by the whole world of football as one of the best ...

Korean beauty trends have been taking the US by storm, yet few have caused a stir quite like glass skin. The term “glass skin” has over 371 million views on TikTok, with countless people ...

Tennessee Fortnite gamers could soon see a bit of extra money thanks to a Federal Trade Commission refund. The FTC announced Monday that it will send the first of a total of $72 million in ...

More than 500,000 Fortnite players are in line to receive a cash payment from Epic Games after the Federal Trade Commission ruled that the game maker tricked customers into making unwanted purchases.