Fortnite is again successful with the new chapter 4. It has been a great craze among the players. It is known for its advanced version of graphics. Players are fully loaded with motivation and are now on their own tracks to get as many crown wins or wins in the game.
Till now, Fortnite chapter 4 is made available for free on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and Android devices.
Fortnite is the primary source of income for Epic games. They have used Unreal Engine 5.1 for the new chapter. Unreal Engine 5.1 is the developer tool of Epic games. It gives extraordinary graphic works and gaming experience to Fortnite players.
Next-gen Unreal Engine 5 features such as Nanite, Lumen, Virtual Shadow Maps, and Temporal Super Resolution — all features that can make Fortnite Battle Royale shine on next-generation systems such as PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and cloud gaming.
FIFA World Cup player carries his Fortnite fantasy across seas
As we all know, FIFA World Cup 2022 is happening in Qatar with all the preparations and prayers from fans of football. All the players are now getting ready to face the Quarter-finals of the global celebrating fest.
While we are here to talk about a key player. He has developed his interest in two games with big fan base.
England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has made a few handy saves so far at this World Cup. The games have been scheduled with a lot of time in between. As a result, he had got free time after practice. He got great plans for spending his spare time. He had executed his plans by bringing an enormous gaming setup across the sea from home.
Despite their inspired celebrations, England players have been very forthcoming about their own Fortnite escapades in the camp. It’s no surprise that team youngsters Marcus Rashford and Alli play religiously, or that young-at-heart Raheem Sterling and Lingard log on to Epic Games’ best-seller. But the true revelation has been star striker Kane.
Epic Games creates kid’s accounts and expands their age limit barriers
Epic Games has created a new kid account facility in Fortnite ‘Rocket League’ and ‘Fall Guys’ games which now enables a safe play for the under 13 youngsters.
They have introduced new ‘Cabined Accounts’. ‘Cabined Accounts’ will provide a personalised experience that is safe and inclusive for younger players. While signing in, players will be asked for their date of birth and their ages checked.
If someone is found to be under 13 or their respective country’s age of digital consent, then their account will be converted as a “Cabined Account”. And they will be asked to enter a parent or guardian’s email address to start the parental consent procedure.
‘Cabined Accounts’ will provide a The parent or guardian of the player will get an email informing them about their child’s Epic account. Parents can examine Epic’s privacy policies, provide permission for extra features, set up parental controls, and verify their adult status through SuperAwesome’s Kids Web Services by the links given in the email.
