Fortnite: Zero Build Mode is Now Permanent

While I've always had a lot of respect for Fortnite and the way that Epic Games has managed to build it into this massive, globe-spanning success that pulls in characters and ideas from all sorts of other popular franchises, I've always had one big problem with the game: I really, really suck at it. Like I'm super bad. Though it's far from my only weakness, a big point that I struggled with was the way that Fortnite implements building and structures on top of its fast-paced battle royale gameplay. For a thirty-something raised on

Fortnite is a popular battle royale game developed by Epic Games that was released in 2017. The game is available on a variety of platforms, including PC, Mac, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices. In Fortnite, players are dropped onto a large island where they must scavenge for weapons, resources, and other items while fighting off other players. The game includes a variety of weapons, ranging from traditional firearms to more fantastical weapons like explosives and sci-fi blasters. As the game progresses, the playable area of the map shrinks, forcing players to confront one another and leading to increasingly intense confrontations.