Fortnite, the gaming phenomenon of the past decade, has taken the world by storm with over 350 million registered players and impressive peaks of 12.3 million simultaneous viewers in its virtual events. Developed by Epic Games in 2017, Fortnite offers three game modes: Save the World, Battle Royale, and Creative.

Battle Royale is the undisputed king, where 100 players face off in a battle to the death until only one is left standing. The game is known for its vibrant and cartoonish aesthetics, its innovative real-time building system, an exciting variety of weapons and items, and constant updates that keep players hooked.

But that's not all: Fortnite has masterfully merged elements from famous franchises like Marvel, Star Wars, DC, Stranger Things, and John Wick. Moreover, it has made history as the stage for virtual concerts by music superstars like Marshmello, Travis Scott, and BTS.

This cultural phenomenon has redefined the way we view video games and has transcended generations, connecting players from around the world in a virtual realm filled with surprises and fun.