The Fortnite founder’s pack was originally released last year, on July 25, as the easiest way to buy Fortnite Save the World. A few months later, in September, when the game’s Battle Royale mode was released for free, fans who had previously bought the founder’s pack were promised skins for the new mode. But those skins never actually came out. Now after almost a year of waiting, Epic has announced the release of the two founder’s pack skins. To thank you for your continued support, all founder's pack owners will receive the legendary Warpaint and Rose Team Leader Outfits in Battle Royale as part of our v5.10 release. pic.twitter.com/JhgswBdBZR — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) July 23, 2018 The skins in the announcement are the exact skins that fans were promised with the initial release of Battle Royale which makes them a little strange to look at today. Epic has been steadily improving the quality of skins over Fortnite’s last five seasons, but these two feel like a throwback to the quality and type of skins released during the game’s first two seasons. The two skins will be available as a part of Fortnite’s upcoming patch v5.10, which has already had a few of its in-game additions announced, including the founders skins, a new SMG and a new change to Slurp Juice. While Epic has not formally announced a release date for the patch yet, it should be out in the next couple of days.<doc-sep>Fortnite season five trailer released FREE for the biggest new releases, reviews and tech hacks SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign up forfor the biggest new releases, reviews and tech hacks When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. The Fortnite Item Shop has a fresh new set of skins, Harvest Tools, Gliders and Emotes for players to buy today. Every day, Epic Games resets the Item Shop to feature new items for players to buy with the in-game currency V-Bucks. Ranging from the incredible to the absurd, Fortnite skins are highly collectible and fans spend a lot of their time grinding to secure the best skins when they are released on the Item Shop. What are the best skins in the Item Shop today and when do they reset? What are the Fortnite skins in the Item Shop today? Epic Games have given fans a huge opportunity to secure a legendary skin in the Item Shop today. Announcing the new skin on Twitter, Epic Games released the Legendary Chomp Sr. skin, which lets players power their way to victory dressed as a man-shark. Alongside the shark skin, players can also complete the look with the Chomp Jr. Harvest Tool, which comes with a harpoon impaled shark. Fortnite Season 5 Hidden Loading Screens Road Trip map locations Wed, August 1, 2018 FORTNITE fans can unlock new rewards by fully completing weekly challenges and accessing the hidden loading screens. Play slideshow 1 of 16 Here is the full list of Fortnite skins and items available on the Item Shop: Legendary Chomp Sr. skin - 2,000 V-Bucks Epic Chomp Jr. Harvest Tool - 1,500 V-Bucks Epic Pop Lock emote - 800 V-Bucks Rare On The Hook Emote - 500 V-Bucks Rare Gum Drop glider - 800 V-Bucks Rare Dragon Axe Harvest Tool - 800 V-Bucks Uncommon Liteshow skin - 800 V-Bucks Uncommon Nitelite skins - 800 V-Bucks Epic Games have given fans a huge opportunity to secure a legendary skin in the Item Shop today. When does the Item Shop reset? Typically the Item Shop will refresh its stock every day to give players a chance to collect new skins and items. The Item Shop refreshes at 00:00 UTC. That means the shop will reset for UK fans at midnight tonight. To secure the skins you want, you will have to get Fortnite V-BUcks which are the game’s currency. V-Bucks can be gained by completing daily tasks in the game, or through purchase using real-world money. Fortnite Item Shop: What new skins are in the Item Shop? How to get Warpaint skin? Here is a breakdown of V-Bucks costs: • 500 + 100 bonus (plus the Rogue Agent outfit and Catalyst Black Bling backpack) - £3.99/$4.99 • 1000 - £7.99/$9.99 • 2500 + 300 bonus - £19.99/$24.99 • 6000 + 1500 bonus - £49.99/$59.99 • 10000 + 3500 bonus - £79.99/$99.99 Fortnite players are always hunting for new skins<doc-sep>
Pop culture collectibles maker Funko revealed the first toy from their upcoming “Fortnite” line, and it’s pretty adorable. The figure is based on the Rex skin available in-game, which is reminiscent of Rex from the “Toy Story” franchise, so it seems like the perfect choice for the first “Fornite” themed collectible. The company revealed an image of the upcoming figure on their official Twitter account on Saturday, after unveiling the new design at the Funko Fundays event held in San Diego last weekend. Funko’s Pop line is the “number one stylized vinyl collectible on the market” and sells millions of figures worldwide, according to the company’s corporate profile page. This figure is just the start of the new “Fortnite” line, as a press release stated that “more than ten different product lines including Funko’s iconic Pop! figures, 5 Star figures, Pint Size Heroes, Vynl, keychains, POP! apparel and more” will be coming Holiday 2018. Brian Mariotti, CEO of Funko, said the company is “thrilled” to partner with Epic Games for the collection. “This collection will be a true celebration of ‘Fortnite’s’ incredible popularity and cultural significance, and we believe our Funko ‘Fortnite’ collectibles will strongly resonate with fans of the game,” Mariotti said. “We look forward to expanding this collection and combining our leading product capabilities with our strong retail platform. Ultimately our goal is to create a powerful merchandise strategy for the ‘Fortnite’ brand, as well as bring these amazing collectibles to fans around the world.” Funko is bringing other popular game characters to big-headed, adorable collector’s status as of late. The Pikachu Funko Pop was revealed earlier this month. Funko also featured characters like Cuphead in a series of breakfast cereals called “FunkO’s” because, of course, what else? For anyone who wants a heaping side of Funko figures with gaming instead of breakfast, “Gears Pop” will bring “Gears of War” to mobile devices sometime in 2019.