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Fortnite is phasing out V-Bucks cards after six years, replacing them with all-new multipurpose Fortnite gift cards.

From now on, if you live in the US, it's going to cost a bit more to add to your collection of Fortnite skins. The main change today is an increase in the prices of direct V-Buck purchases ...

While the price hike in the US was by a mere $1, for those in Turkey, the cost of a 1,000 V-buck pack has jumped from 30₺ (~$1) to 120₺ (~$5.5), four times the original price.

Purchasing V-Bucks using Epic Games' payment service on PC or mobile now ... It's no coincidence, however, that this announcement comes ahead of the expected return of Fortnite to the US iOS App Store ...

Below is the chart that shows what the new prices are for V-Bucks and real-money packs across different regions with the new values in the United States found at the bottom in case those are what ...

In the US, for example, the new prices will look like this: 1,000 V-bucks - $8.99, formerly $7.99 2,800 V-bucks - $22.99, formerly $19.99 5,000 V-bucks - $36.99, formerly $31.99 13,500 V-bucks - $ ...

The price changes will affect players in Czech Republic, Denmark, Eurozone countries, Hungary, Japan, Norway, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Turkey, and the United States. Similar prices rises were ...

Not every region has been affected, but 30 of them have with different prices now in place for products like the 1,000 V-Buck bundle and other purchases. This pricing update comes alongside the ...

They’ll affect players in the United States (including all storefronts ... of time until Crocs got added to Fortnite Beyond the V-Buck price increases, multiple packs of items that can only ...