Fortnite Season 10 has arrived, bringing a mix of old and new to the battle royale mode of the game. Alongside the usual new Battle Pass and cosmetics for players to grind out, there’s also the Fortnite Season 10 map that players are likely excited to check out. Here’s what the new Fortnite map looks like, all new named locations, and everything else you need to know about it.
What Fortnite Season 10 Map Looks Like
The new season has brought with it a bit of an overhaul of Fortnite’s map. Season 10 has brought with it Rift Zones that bring back some of your favorite former locations. On top of that, mechs have also arrived as a new vehicle in Fortnite Season 10, meaning you’ll be able to find these scattered around the map.
You can check out what the Fortnite Season 10 map looks like above.
All New Named Locations in Fortnite Season 10
As you may have noticed, there’s currently only one major change to Fortnite’s map right now in terms of changes to named locations. That comes in the form of Dusty Depot, a named location that had already been hinted at as part of the Season 10 teaser images Epic Shared earlier this week.
While that might be disappointing to hear, chances are that throughout the season, we’ll see more and more changes to the map take place. At least, that’s what we’re hoping for anyway.
Everything Else That’s Changed on Fortnite’s Season 10 Map
It’s also worth noting some old locations have returned or could return further down the line, but with a bit of a twist, so don’t expect them to be the exact same as you remember. This is due to Rift Zones, which are a result of the Zero Point explosion that occurred at Loot Lake in the cinematic trailer.
At this moment in time, the ‘twist’ for each location remains to be seen, but we’ll update this post when the servers go live with more info.
That’s everything you need to know about what the new Fortnite Season 10 map looks like. For more tips, tricks, and guides, be sure to check out our ever-expanding guide wiki for the season, or search for Twinfinite.
