LEGO Fortnite could be getting its own Creative Mode
As the saying goes, there's no rest for the wicked, with the John Wick-ed sweats and Fishtick-loving casuals of the Fortnite world getting far more content than they can get their heads around in this new era.
Straight off the back of OG Fortnite's return and 10-week stint, Fortnite has now moved away from nostalgia toward an overwhelming attack on the senses via the colossal addition of Fortnite LEGO, Festival, and Rocket Racing.
But before you even get a chance to master all three modes and continue to wreak havoc on the Chapter Five battle royale map, you might be hit with another wave of mass content. Fresh leaks suggest the three new modes are all set to get their own Creative veins.
LEGO Fortnite leaked to be added to Creative
Click to enlargeFortnite's own block-by-block Minecraft-esque LEGO mode has been an absolute resounding success, holding over two million concurrent players. Fortnite beat its own record for its peak player count, moving over the seven million mark for active players at one time.
Instantly, the LEGO Fortnite mode has been a hit, and now the renowned leaker "HypeX" has claimed that the spin-off could be getting its own Creative Mode.
Since Fortnite moved to Unreal Engine 5, Creative has allowed players to build their own battle royale maps and game modes, including fan-made depictions of Five Nights at Freddy's, Slenderman, The Hunger Games, and GTA V.
For LEGO Fortnite, HypeX claims this could mean players can create "their own mini-games and challenges, and publish them for people to play." Fortnite Creative also has an incentive program where creators are given revenue for making popular custom maps, with some players earning millions of dollars from the design-based mode.
A Rocket Racing custom map editor could be on the way
Alongside LEGO Fortnite Creative, HypeX claims the same could be coming for Rocket Racing and Festival, although the latter might not be as adventurous as the former.
Some fans' minds will instantly move towards the creation of some Rainbow Road variant for Rocket Racing, but long-time fans of Rocket League fans might not be too receptive to the mode. They have been crying out for a custom map creator for years, amid a stalled Unreal Engine 5 update.
While the likes of Treyven "Lethamyr" Robitaille - Rocket League's most notorious custom map editor in Bakkesmod - will be quite aggrieved that this mode won't be added to the core game any time soon, Epic's Creator Revenue Program could finally offer just rewards for the creative minds over in the soccar community.
For Fortnite, the game continues to move from strength to strength in life after the OG map revival, and Creative modes will surely only heighten the experience.
