The Serge skin in Fortnite was introduced in Chapter 6 Season 1, with the update v33.20. Serge is Drift's apprentice, which means he has some mighty large shoes to fill in the Metaverse.

The Marshmello skin in Fortnite was introduced in Chapter 1 Season 7, with the update 7.30. For the uninitiated and those wondering how or why Christopher Comstock, better known as Marshmello is ...

It’s lucky, too, as Fortnite is happy enough to offer some charming skins in its item shop, with the Doughberman skin and even the Dreamer skin from DC making an appearance after a long-time ...

Aces Wild Card is an upcoming Fortnite skin. The skin will come to the Item Shop in early February, but you will also have a chance to unlock it for free. Besides the skin, you will also be able ...

As an additional incentive to keep subscribing, you also receive bonus Legacy Styles for certain skins for each additional month you remain a subscriber. The Fortnite Crew Pack for February 2025 ...

Your skin is your body’s largest organ. It keeps you protected, helps you feel your environment, and keeps the rest of your body protected. Imagine how difficult life would be without skin that ...

His gross-looking marked, blue skin, the pointy teeth out of his mouth, and the absence of a nose contribute to Trog being considered one of the ugliest characters in Fortnite. I didn’t even ...

It'll teach you, using first-hand gameplay experience, how to get the Godzilla skins and the Godzilla Medallions in Fortnite. If you prefer your gaming guides in written form, we've got you ...

The Fortnite Batman skin set is finally making a return to the game! Batman is an incredibly iconic character, and he was added to Fortnite early. As far back as Chapter 1 we got Batman skins along ...

Time to see what's available in the Fortnite Item Shop for January 29 ... and you will get a chance to be one of the first to purchase it! The skins available for January 29, 2025 are: Dreamer, The ...

Skin care minimalism is the overarching theme this year according to several of our experts. “The ‘skinimalism’ movement appears to be evolving beyond just using fewer products — consumers ...