To get started trying out Creative 2.0, you actually won’t find what you need on Fortnite itself right away — what you’ll need to do is open your Epic Games ...

“Design games, race around the island, battle your friends in new ways and build your dream Fortnite. It’s all happening on your own private island where everything you make is saved,” Epic said in a ...

Fortnite Creative is a new game mode that lets you create and save your own miniature island maps and Fortnite mini games. Fans had been crying out for a Minecraft or Forge-like mode for the battle ...

The power to create dynamic, detailed community maps with the backbone of the Unreal Engine is now at your fingertips. The Unreal Editor for Fortnite, or Creative 2.0, takes Fortnite's Creative mode ...

Fortnite Creative is a fun mode where Fornite players can claim their own island and make their own custom content. You can have your favorite things around the island, customize them, and invite your ...

We've seen some impressive creations come from Fortnite Creative, the game mode that enables players to create their own worlds and games. Perhaps none have been as impressive as The Fourth Dimension, ...

Epic Games has announced that Fortnite Creative Mode will be updated in 2021 with a slew of Unreal Engine 5 creation tools, including the ability to import custom assets, dramatically increasing the ...

With the start of Fortnite Season 7, Epic Games introduced Creative Mode to the fray. This mode stands alongside the Battle Royale and Save the World modes, and offers players their very own islands ...

The world's biggest game, "Fortnite," is getting a new mode named "Creative." The new mode focuses on creation without limitations — it's similar to the creative mode in "Minecraft." Players can ...

Fortnite creative codes lead to so much more then just some cheap Minecraft knock-offs. With new biomes, structures, creative tools, and Fortnite island codes releasing every few days, Creative is a ...

is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. Last year, Fortnite developer Epic Games launched a big partnership with ...