Fortnite

Fortnite is a massively popular online action game that blends fast-paced shooting, building, and vibrant, ever-evolving worlds into a single, constantly updated live service experience. Originally launched with its cooperative PvE mode “Save the World,” the game exploded in popularity with Fortnite Battle Royale, a 100-player last-player-standing mode where players drop onto a large island, scavenge weapons and resources, construct defensive structures on the fly, and fight to be the final survivor or team. Its distinctive cartoon art style, approachable gunplay, and the signature building system set it apart from more traditional shooters. Over time, Fortnite has expanded far beyond a single mode, evolving into a broader platform called Fortnite Experiences (including Fortnite Battle Royale, Fortnite Festival, LEGO Fortnite, and Rocket Racing). The game is renowned for its huge live events, seasonal storylines, and collaborations with major entertainment brands, featuring iconic characters from movies, comics, anime, and other games. With regular content updates, rotating limited-time modes, creative tools that let players build their own maps and game types, and a free-to-play model supported by cosmetic purchases, Fortnite remains a constantly changing social hub as much as it is a competitive multiplayer game.