Epic Games is working on a massive Fortnite x Disney collaboration, but this project will likely take a few more years.
Collaborations are a big part of Fortnite. Thanks to them, Epic Games has been able to build a popular metaverse within its game and will continue to work on it. With the release of Chapter 5, Fortnite got a massive LEGO collaboration, but that just seems the tip of the iceberg. Earlier this year, Epic announced a Fortnite x Disney collaboration, which will be massive. Not only will the collaboration affect Fortnite, but the rest of Epic as well. Disney is investing $1.
Image via Epic Games There is no doubt that the collaboration has a lot of potential for amazing Fortnite x Disney skins. Furthermore, the two companies will likely work on a couple of Fortnite Creative maps, and maybe even some mini-games in the Battle Royale mode.
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