Fortnite developer Epic Games has announced that 10.5 million players just tuned in for Zero Hour, the highly-anticipated live event that featured heroes from the world's biggest franchises turning up Avengers: Endgame-style to save the day. Online, at least 3 million more watched the event via streaming platforms.

Epic Games is teasing an explosive return to Fortnite story content with a Chapter 6 Zero Hour Finale Live Event teaser trailer that packs in heavy-hitter cameos ahead of the inevitable launch of Chapter Seven.

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. A lot of Fortnite's most memorable moments have come from the game's live events, where everybody playing is experiencing some kind of one-time-only content that you just had to be there for. The very first ...

Fortnite OG began with a bang - with over 44 million players jumping in for a bit of battle royale nostalgia. It’s proven so popular that players are asking when will the next live event for Fortnite be? Previous events have included a rolling cube, a ...

Once upon a time, live events were one of the most anticipated experiences in Fortnite. However, Epic Games hasn’t hosted an in-game event since December, 2022. Now, a year later, Fortnite players will get to take part in a live event, once again.