Fortnite: Season 8

Fortnite: Season 8 (2019)

by Epic Games
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Sandbox, Survival
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer, Split screen
Story:Season 8 has arrived and a monstrous volcano has appeared! Freed from the Ice King’s castle, the now-powerful Prisoner has brought fire and flame to Fortnite and its islands. Pirates, Ninjas and a ship load of new fighters will tussle over treasure, battle with Pirate Cannons and uncover legendary loot. For those daring enough to explore, the new Lazy Lagoon and Sunny Steps locations are just a jump away with the help of Volcanic Vents. There are tons of new areas to explore and secrets to uncover. This season, X marks the spot!Show more
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