Fortnite. Players on the ALERT, what Epic Games did

Fortnite. Epic Games put all players on alert with a completely unexpected change, here's what it did for the game starting today, and how you're affected.

Fortnite earthquakes

Fortnite. Shortly after the big announcement regarding the offering of a free Battle Pass for season 8 of the game, it seems that Epic Games has made other changes that put players all over the world on alert. More precisely, a series of earthquakes began to shake the island of Fortnite today, leaving many players with many question marks regarding what is happening in the virtual world, and how everything is going to change in the coming days.

Fortnite. Of course, these earthquakes also left a lot of craters in various areas of the island created by Epic Games, and from what it seems, everything happens based on a program that would have been thought up by EPic Games. It seems that for now the earthquakes would be limited to the Lazy Links area, and not another, so that those interested in seeing how these phenomena look like in Fortnite, should be in that area this evening to experience them.

Fortnite is rocked by earthquakes that come with a number of changes

Fortnite. The earthquakes appeared only about two weeks before the 8th season of the game was released, so it is more than likely that everything has to do with the news that it will bring for users. Before season 7 was launched, those from Epic Games placed a cube that levitated through the entire virtual world of Fortnite, and left some very interesting changes behind, which should also happen now with these earthquakes felt by the players.

Fortnite. Of course, until this moment the possible secrets behind these earthquakes have not been revealed, but it is possible that some interesting news will appear from the holes in the ground. Those at Epic Games have always known how to turn these events into something that will attract users, so it is expected that this time Fortnite will have some very big surprises as soon as all these earthquakes are over.