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LEGO Fortnite Release Time Countdown

Lego Fortnite is almost here!

Fortnite Chapter 5 is here, and along with it arrive some cool new modes and features. LEGO Fortnite is one of the most exciting new additions Fortnite has had in recent memory. It’s a new survival adventure mode that is included for free along with the rest of the Chapter 5 overhaul, and it’s out very soon. Keep reading to find out the LEGO Fortnite release date and what you can expect.

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When is the LEGO Fortnite Release Date?

The LEGO Fortnite Mode release date is December 7, 2023. We still don’t have firm confirmation on the hour that LEGO Fortnite releases. Every source so far has just pointed to a worldwide December 7 date. Regardless, we have a countdown clock set for the opening hours of December 7, so you can know the rough time to wait for this new mode.

What Will LEGO Fortnite Include?

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The Fortnite LEGO collaboration is a push to add more gameplay variety to Fortnite, in a similar way that Roblox includes different games within itself. Both the Fortnite website and LEGO Group have described the new LEGO Fortnite mode as a new survival crafting adventure. The actual details on what is involved have been minimal. Both websites saying to wait until December 7 to find out more.

One thing we do know is that 1,200 existing Fortnite outfits are getting their own LEGO minifig version as part of this new game mode. It should be noted that these minifig versions can only be accessed within the dedicated LEGO Fortnite mode. Fortunately, players will receive LEGO versions of outfits they already own at no additional cost. These LEGO styles will be included in the Locker when the game mode releases. Emotes that go along with these outfits will likewise get additional LEGO styles. Check out our guide on how to find and equip some of these LEGO skin outfits.

These 1,200 outfits don’t encompass every single outfit in Fortnite, but new LEGO styles will be updated over time. We can also probably expect some physical LEGO Fortnite sets coming somewhat soon, considering how the LEGO Group has been collaborating with other franchises like Sonic and Mario.

LEGO Fortnite Leaks and Rumors

Thanks to some renowned Fortnite leakers, we can piece together an image of how the new LEGO mode could work. Building up your camp is central to the gameplay loop, with each player having their own village. Within this village, NPCs can perform tasks, harvest resources, and help you craft new equipment. Progression is done through Awesome Points, which contribute to your Village Level and the abilities you get access to.

On top of that, you’ll contend with creatures out in the open world, which pose another threat aside from PvP players looking to steal your loot.

In terms of platforms, we know LEGO Fortnite is on all systems that run Fortnite. That includes all applicable consoles, plus PC and Android. With just a few days to go until release, we’ll have to see what this exciting new game mode has in store.

That’s everything currently known about the LEGO Fortnite release time countdown. Check out our guides on how to level up fast in Fortnite Chapter Five and how to get instruments in the new chapter.


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Matthew Carmosino
Matthew Carmosino is a freelance writer for Twinfinite. He started gaming in the mid-90s where his love for SquareSoft RPGs like Chrono Trigger changed him forever. Matthew has been working in the game industry for two years covering everything from story-rich RPGs to puzzle-platformers. Listening to piano music on a rainy day is his idea of a really good time, which probably explains his unnatural tolerance for level-grinding.