Moon Knight has become the latest pop-culture character to arrive in Fortnite.
Epic Games announced his inclusion in a blog post detailing the two new skin variations, Back Bling, and pickaxe, available for 2,000 V-Bucks altogether.
The skins come in one single purchase that can be switched back and forward at the player's leisure, choosing between Moon Knight in his full superhero attire or Mr. Knight and his fancy three-piece suit.
Also included with the skin is the Cloak Back Bling, as "Moon Knight is seldom seen without his cape", the blog post said.
His Crescent Darts weapons are also available as a pickaxe but these are a separate purchase. Moon Knight himself costs 1,500 V-Bucks, while the Crescent Darts cost 500. V-Bucks are available in bundles of 1,000 ($7.99 / £6.49) or 2,800 ($19.99 / £15.99).
Fortnite continues to add many characters from every major franchise franchise (and everything in general ever) to its hit Battle Royale game.
Nathan Drake from the Uncharted movie and games was recently added, alongside Dwayne Johnson, Bruno Mars, and outfits from Cobra Kai. It even added virtual attendees of Coachella alongside music from the festival itself.
It all appears to feed into Epic Games' metaverse, with the Coachella collaboration in particular feeding into the idea of bringing "the real world" into a shared online space, especially as the event was announced just days after Sony and LEGO's parent company KIRKBI invested $2 billion into the publisher.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelancer who occasionally remembers to tweet @thelastdinsdale. He'll talk about The Witcher all day.
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Epic Games announced his inclusion in a blog post detailing the two new skin variations, Back Bling, and pickaxe, available for 2,000 V-Bucks altogether.
The skins come in one single purchase that can be switched back and forward at the player's leisure, choosing between Moon Knight in his full superhero attire or Mr. Knight and his fancy three-piece suit.
Also included with the skin is the Cloak Back Bling, as "Moon Knight is seldom seen without his cape", the blog post said.
His Crescent Darts weapons are also available as a pickaxe but these are a separate purchase. Moon Knight himself costs 1,500 V-Bucks, while the Crescent Darts cost 500. V-Bucks are available in bundles of 1,000 ($7.99 / £6.49) or 2,800 ($19.99 / £15.99).
Fortnite continues to add many characters from every major franchise franchise (and everything in general ever) to its hit Battle Royale game.
Nathan Drake from the Uncharted movie and games was recently added, alongside Dwayne Johnson, Bruno Mars, and outfits from Cobra Kai. It even added virtual attendees of Coachella alongside music from the festival itself.
It all appears to feed into Epic Games' metaverse, with the Coachella collaboration in particular feeding into the idea of bringing "the real world" into a shared online space, especially as the event was announced just days after Sony and LEGO's parent company KIRKBI invested $2 billion into the publisher.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelancer who occasionally remembers to tweet @thelastdinsdale. He'll talk about The Witcher all day.
Continue reading...
