Fortnite, renowned for its global popularity, has just faced its largest player count drop in history due to a significant technical issue, bringing the player count to zero. Players are growing ...

Fortnite, which is known to many fans as the OG of battle royale (and the game that refuses to die, except maybe this time), has hit a downhill road after it failed to recover from a reported downtime ...

"Is Fortnite fixed yet?" is the question on everyone's mind as player count plummets to its lowest since the game's launch. The answer as of now is a resounding no. Fortnite is not fixed yet ...

Fortnite players were briefly sidelined on Tuesday as Epic Games took servers offline for update 34.20, part of the ongoing Chapter 6 Season 2 rollout. The scheduled downtime began at 1am PDT (8am ...

Portland Trail Blazers guard Bryce McGowens suffered a rib fracture and will be shut down for the season. The injury occurred during a game with Portland’s G League affiliate, the Rip City Remix.

Ahead of the update's launch, Fortnite servers went into a downtime for scheduled maintenance. It, however, lasted for under two hours. The new update will allow players to relive reworked versions of ...

Star Wars is taking over Fortnite again Of course, expect a lengthy downtime, which could extend beyond the originally intended start time if things go completely south. Rumors suggest Chapter 6 ...

The update includes Fortnite OG Season 3, new weapons, map changes, and bug fixes. Server downtime will impact login and matchmaking until the update goes live. The update is expected to roll out ...

The next Fortnite update is incoming, but we've got some downtime to wait through before we get there to see the new season of Fortnite OG. Update: Fortnite servers are now back online as of 2 ...

UPDATE: Fortnite fans can jump back into the action, as downtime for update 34.20 comes ... UI in the corner instead of the standard, full-screen Mobile UI.