Fortnite sets date for Late Game Arena return

Due to overwhelming player demand, Epic Games announced Late Game Arena is finally returning to Fortnite.

Late Game Arena is a competitive Fortnite game mode, available in Solos or Trios. Players earn points called Hype for placement or kills.

As with other Fortnite competitive game modes, there are ten Divisions and three Leagues; Open, Contender, and Champion.

The Fortnite community laud Late Game Arena as an excellent tournament practice method and for removing early-game looting fluff. There is a smaller map, and players have less time to loot before fighting.

Epic Games announced Late Game Arena returns on August 30, featuring two Cups on October 1 and 2.

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Late Game Arena returns to Fortnite

Players climb their way through the ranks by earning Hype Points. Nine eliminations are equivalent to the points awarded for a Victory Royale, and 26 eliminations are more than a Victory Royale in Trios.

The point system allows competitors different playstyles of going for kills, placement, or both.

Fortnite Competitive announced Late Game Arena’s return to Fortnite. In a blog, Epic Games said they “wanted to bring the mode back with meaningful improvements based on your feedback.

Here’s everything we know about the competitive game mode.

The Fortnite developers are adding a Late Game Solo Cup, beginning on October 1, including eight new loadouts.

Squad fill is enabled for trios, and its nine loadouts have been revamped to fit the game’s current meta.

Reboot Vans are available, the first new zone forms 30 seconds faster, and the developers addressed storms not behaving correctly in the late game.

Epic Games said they are eager to hear more feedback and are willing to make more improvements to the beloved game mode.