A new Fortnite Battle Royale season begins today, bringing plenty of new content to the game, including a sprawling cyberpunk city, new weapons, and new skins, including that of a popular character from Attack on Titan.
Chapter 4 Season 2: MEGA brings the titular MEGA City, a big cyberpunk city located in the map's southeastern corner. This area of the map is divided into four different main locations called Steam Prings, Kenjutsu Crossing, Knotty Nets and the aforementioned Mega City. Those who wish to explore other big cities can check out the Cyber City Discover row featuring a selection of cities made by island creators. Alongside the new areas, the new Season also brings new means of transportation, including the ability to grind on rails, and new weapons, including a couple of returning weapons.
Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2: MEGA also brings a new Battle Pass that will grant players access to a variety of cosmetics, including the Renzo the Destroyer, Imani, and Thunder skins. Later in the Season, players will also be able to unlock an Eren Jaeger skin via the new Battle Pass.
These are only some of the few new additions that came with Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2: MEGA. You can learn all the details by visiting the official Fortnite blog.
Fortnite is now available on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Nintendo Switch, and Android. After a few years of absence, the game might be returning to iOS devices, as reported earlier this year.
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