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Lego Fortnite
Lego Fortnite is a collection of Lego-based game experiences within the Fortnite platform. It includes the open-world survival video game Lego Fortnite Odyssey and the action-adventure, social game Brick Life. The platform was developed and published by Epic Games in association with the Lego Group, and was first released on December 7, 2023, for Android, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S, and on June 5, 2025 for the Nintendo Switch 2. The games can be accessed on the Fortnite game platform.
Before entering, the player can select the Lego Fortnite game mode option while in the lobby. Upon doing so, the player's existing outfit, if compatible, will be converted into a minifigure. They can then select a world, with some options including turning on or off hunger, hostile mobs, and dying, as well as having the ability to invite up to eight players in a single world. After this is done, and the game has started, players can roam around the map, and collect materials, such as wood, by punching trees, while also being able to build buildings and tools. They will also have to keep an eye out for enemy mobs, if this option was activated, such as spiders, wolves, bears, and skeletons. When dealt with damage, players can heal themselves by consuming items such as pumpkins, corn, eggs, raspberries, meat, etc. Fireflies will also appear from time to time and cannot be caught due to their speed. Instead, players can follow them, which will lead to them discovering chests and loot llamas, the latter of which will explode with items after being pet.
With the introduction of the "Gone Fishin’" update in February 2024, Lego Fortnite players can now engage in fishing activities to collect a diverse array of aquatic life. The update brings 15 different fish into the game, including Legendary variants. These fish can be found in various biomes and weather conditions.
To facilitate the fishing experience, several new tools and items were introduced, including the Fishing Rod, Food Processor, Bait Bucket, and Spyglass. Players can craft different tiers of Fishing Rods and Bait Buckets using crafting benches and specific materials. The rarity of these items determines their effectiveness in fishing endeavors, with higher-tier rods and buckets offering improved performance and capabilities.
On March 26, 2024, an update called "Mechanical Mayhem" was released. The update allowed players to drive vehicles. Three vehicles were released: The Speeder, Offroader, and the Hauler.
On April 7, 2022, Epic Games announced that it had entered a partnership with The Lego Group, and while details were scarce, the two companies were working on creating a "metaverse" designed for younger audiences. As a result, Lego's parent company, Kirkbi A/S, invested US$1 billion into Epic Games.
A year later, on November 21, 2023, Lego uploaded a teaser to Twitter unveiling the Supply Llama from the game made of Lego bricks, thus confirming that the collaboration was underway.
Over 1,200 Fortnite outfits were converted into Lego minifigures during the game's original launch, with Epic Games confirming that more would be on the way by early 2024.
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Lego Fortnite
Lego Fortnite is a collection of Lego-based game experiences within the Fortnite platform. It includes the open-world survival video game Lego Fortnite Odyssey and the action-adventure, social game Brick Life. The platform was developed and published by Epic Games in association with the Lego Group, and was first released on December 7, 2023, for Android, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S, and on June 5, 2025 for the Nintendo Switch 2. The games can be accessed on the Fortnite game platform.
Before entering, the player can select the Lego Fortnite game mode option while in the lobby. Upon doing so, the player's existing outfit, if compatible, will be converted into a minifigure. They can then select a world, with some options including turning on or off hunger, hostile mobs, and dying, as well as having the ability to invite up to eight players in a single world. After this is done, and the game has started, players can roam around the map, and collect materials, such as wood, by punching trees, while also being able to build buildings and tools. They will also have to keep an eye out for enemy mobs, if this option was activated, such as spiders, wolves, bears, and skeletons. When dealt with damage, players can heal themselves by consuming items such as pumpkins, corn, eggs, raspberries, meat, etc. Fireflies will also appear from time to time and cannot be caught due to their speed. Instead, players can follow them, which will lead to them discovering chests and loot llamas, the latter of which will explode with items after being pet.
With the introduction of the "Gone Fishin’" update in February 2024, Lego Fortnite players can now engage in fishing activities to collect a diverse array of aquatic life. The update brings 15 different fish into the game, including Legendary variants. These fish can be found in various biomes and weather conditions.
To facilitate the fishing experience, several new tools and items were introduced, including the Fishing Rod, Food Processor, Bait Bucket, and Spyglass. Players can craft different tiers of Fishing Rods and Bait Buckets using crafting benches and specific materials. The rarity of these items determines their effectiveness in fishing endeavors, with higher-tier rods and buckets offering improved performance and capabilities.
On March 26, 2024, an update called "Mechanical Mayhem" was released. The update allowed players to drive vehicles. Three vehicles were released: The Speeder, Offroader, and the Hauler.
On April 7, 2022, Epic Games announced that it had entered a partnership with The Lego Group, and while details were scarce, the two companies were working on creating a "metaverse" designed for younger audiences. As a result, Lego's parent company, Kirkbi A/S, invested US$1 billion into Epic Games.
A year later, on November 21, 2023, Lego uploaded a teaser to Twitter unveiling the Supply Llama from the game made of Lego bricks, thus confirming that the collaboration was underway.
Over 1,200 Fortnite outfits were converted into Lego minifigures during the game's original launch, with Epic Games confirming that more would be on the way by early 2024.