Fortnite (Page 11)

A new city and map update wasn't the only big change to Fortnite Battle Royale last week.

When is two weeks (a fortnight) greater than (every) three weeks?...

Fortnite patch 2.1.0 hit the servers this week.

When a a problem like the Meltdown vulnerability is discovered and companies (in this case Intel) scramble to fix it, it's possible computer users will feel some fallout for a bit.

It's prediction time again!...

For our end-of-the-year awards, we could have done the typical (and boring) categories, but that's not how we roll here at MMOBomb.

What a wild and wacky 2017 it's been!...

'Tis the Season of Giving in Paragon, and no, that doesn't mean "giving out savage beatdowns." Well, there's some of that, probably.

Snowball fights are great, but everyone knows that snowball fights involving high powered weapons are better.

Like the plague victim in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, free-to-play's not dead yet – not by a long shot.

Two-, three-, and four-person teams in battle royale games are so 2016.

Epic Games is still hard at work trying to make Fortnite: Battle Royale cheater-free, and that includes dealing with the two cheaters the company recently filed lawsuits against.

"Existing social features make it hard to make and/or find friends," "We dropped the ball," and "the system isn’t straightforward to use" are all common issues with early access games.

Epic Games isn't going soft on cheaters in Fortnite Battle Royale.

Fortnite update 1.9 adds something a little different to Battle Royale gameplay.

Fortnite and Fortnite: Battle Royale just keep growing.

Fortnite: Battle Royale met with some snags over the weekend, and the team is "steadily chipping away at improving things," according to the most recent performance update.

With less than a week to spare, Epic Games is getting into the Halloween spirit in Fortnite and also adding some much-requested features in Fortnite: Battle Royale. The Fortnitemares update adds a new stormscape, "Vlad Moon...

Remember when I told you just yesterday that Fortnite: Battle Royale was doing pretty well, even boasting 3-plus million players on Sunday alone?...

The battle (royale) is on!...

Epic Games' Fortnite Battle Royale is definitely attracting players...

Well...

Where there is PvP, there will be cheating.

Fortnite: Battle Royale just keeps getting bigger.

Clearly, with a base game experience, Survive the Storm mode, and spin-off Battle Royale mode, what Fortnite needs is more game modes.

Epic Games takes its crafting survival game into the world of 100 player survival in Fortnite Battle Royale!...

Maybe Bluehole Studios should be worried after all.

Knights of the Frozen Throne did pretty well for Hearthstone.

That's right.

Years ago, seemingly every developer was trying to ride the wave of MMORPGs and releasing their own.