Fortnite and Fall Guys are both collaborating with Destiny 2 to celebrate the game's arrival on the Epic Games Store.
For the first time ever, despite the opposite being incredibly common these days, Fortnite characters will appear in a different game. The Drift, Black Knight, and Oblivion skins have all been redesigned to appear in Destiny 2 as new Guardians, representing the Warlock, Titan, and Hunter respectively.
The reverse is happening too, of course, as Destiny 2's Commander Zavala, Ikora Rey, and Exo Stranger are all appearing in Fortnite as new skins. Beyond that, however ,Epic Games has also recreated a Destiny 2 map, Javelin-4, within Fortnite.
Less was said about the Fall Guys collaboration but a handful of new Destiny-themed skins were revealed for the game. "I can’t say much now, but we’re really excited to be partnering with our friends at Fall Guys on some extra special squishy offerings for fans that will be revealed at a later date," said director of consumer products at Bungie Katie Lennox via the PlayStation Blog.
Both games have featured myriad crossovers, with Fortnite in particular being an industry lead on that front. Dozens of different franchises have made appearances in the game, most recently including Dragon Ball, Star Wars, Marvel, and more.
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For the first time ever, despite the opposite being incredibly common these days, Fortnite characters will appear in a different game. The Drift, Black Knight, and Oblivion skins have all been redesigned to appear in Destiny 2 as new Guardians, representing the Warlock, Titan, and Hunter respectively.
The reverse is happening too, of course, as Destiny 2's Commander Zavala, Ikora Rey, and Exo Stranger are all appearing in Fortnite as new skins. Beyond that, however ,Epic Games has also recreated a Destiny 2 map, Javelin-4, within Fortnite.
Less was said about the Fall Guys collaboration but a handful of new Destiny-themed skins were revealed for the game. "I can’t say much now, but we’re really excited to be partnering with our friends at Fall Guys on some extra special squishy offerings for fans that will be revealed at a later date," said director of consumer products at Bungie Katie Lennox via the PlayStation Blog.
Both games have featured myriad crossovers, with Fortnite in particular being an industry lead on that front. Dozens of different franchises have made appearances in the game, most recently including Dragon Ball, Star Wars, Marvel, and more.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelancer. He'll talk about The Witcher all day.
Continue reading...
