LEGO Fortnite: How to Craft Wheels

A new player survey released by Epic Games teases that new DLC and potential mod support may be coming soon to LEGO Fortnite. The LEGO-themed survival game was released shortly after the launch of Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1 last December, and the rapid success of LEGO Fortnite encouraged many players to ponder what Epic Games could introduce in the current and upcoming seasons.

Epic’s standalone survival crafting game saw its first update on Tuesday, smoothing out some of the new game’s rough edges and adding a flurry of quality of life improvements.

Epic Games has released the patch notes for Lego Fortnite version 28.10, detailing build changes and new features. 

The first major LEGO Fortnite update since the mode launched is now live. Various gameplay changes have been made, as well as performance fixes, and the elimination of pesky bugs that have been getting in the way of your playthrough. In addition, a new item has become available in both Survival and Sandbox modes that’ll elevate you to new heights. That’s right, the Launch Pad has joined LEGO Fortnite and here’s how you can craft one the next time you play.

Shortly after the debut of Chapter 5 Season 1, Fortnite players were introduced to LEGO Fortnite, an open-world crafting adventure like no other. Whether you’re playing with friends or going at it solo, NPCs will be present in your village. If you want to remove villagers in LEGO Fortnite, this guide will show you how.

You’re here because you had a run-in with death in LEGO Fortnite and it didn’t go your way. Dying means you lose your backpack and all the items you had at your disposal. As a result, you’ll be left defenseless and without the resources your character needs to survive. Luckily, there is a way to retrieve you backpack in LEGO Fortnite and restore your inventory.

A LEGO Fortnite player has created a massive, realistic-looking replica of a modern naval battleship. The player used the robust in-game building mechanics within LEGO Fortnite to create the highly complex structure, letting it float in the middle of a large lake.

One LEGO Fortnite player has created the Death Star from the Star Wars universe. Since the launch of LEGO Fortnite, players have shared their impressive builds within the community, with some providing instructions on how to make carbon copies of famous locales from other video games. Not long ago, one created a replica of Red Dead Redemption 2's Armadillo town, while another LEGO Fortnite player built the Avengers Tower in their sandbox world.

Shortly after Epic Games transitioned fans to the secrets of the Underground with the launch of Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1 came a LEGO Fortnite survival experience. It was able to break Fortnite player count records as the mode proved extremely popular and has hooked fans ever since. However, players are reporting an issue which causes trees to grow where they’re not supposed to, through builds. Luckily, there is a way to stop those pesky trees from getting in your way in LEGO Fortnite.

LEGO Fortnite players are having some difficulties with their structures and flying vehicles crashing and burning after all the hard work they put into them — and they caught it all on video for all of Reddit to see.

Just days after Epic Games introduced us to the Underground with the launch of Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1 came a LEGO Fortnite survival experience. It was able to break Fortnite player count records as the mode proved extremely popular and has captivated fans ever since. Making upgrades is the key to survival, progressing your world, and embarking on more adventures. If you’re looking for Knotroot in LEGO Fortnite, this guide contains all the details.

First it was a working catapult, and now a LEGO Fortnite player creates a working Starship Rocket? The creativity is getting out of hand, but in a good way.