Fortnite has been successful as a popular franchise in the gaming industry and has popular themes and characters which are unique to them and are fan favorites too. But that doesn’t stop Epic Games’ famous battle royale from collaborating with numerous other franchises and making the game even more enjoyable for its players. Now one of the latest leaks suggests yet another crossover for Fortnite and this time it’s none other than the classic game LEGO.
Popular data miner claims that the new crossover is in development at the moment
Famous Fortnite dataminer ShiinaBR has revealed on Twitter that the alleged collaboration is already in the works and that Epic Games is now testing the new version internally with the codename “Dev-JunoStable” where Juno means LEGO and the whole testing might be to check the stability of this new version as it is already in development.
The Fortnite x LEGO crossover might not be arriving anytime soon
ShiinaBR has also claimed that the LEGO collaboration might be made life for the players in Chapter 4 Season 4. And given that we are in Chapter 4 Season 2 right now, it might take quite some time before we actually get to see the collaboration take place in reality.
There was also a previous leak from GMatrixGames on Twitter which stated that this collaboration is going to see the addition of LEGO bricks in the Fortnite Creative platform as they had seen the addition of LEGO bricks in the database of Unreal Engine.
If this indeed turns out to be true, players will be able to create whatever they want to in the Creative levels. Though there is no certainty as to whether both of these leaks are indeed true as nothing has been announced officially yet, ShiinaBR is a trusted leaker given her past records and there is a high chance that this collaboration is indeed going to become a reality.
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