The Unreal Editor and Creative 2.0 have made their appearance Fortnite on March 22. The Unreal Editor allows creators to design their own maps using Unreal engine 5, which will change the creative landscape as you know it. The Unreal Editor will be an easy-to-use tool that will provide developers with a ton of new resources to create visually stunning game modes that weren’t possible before. Read on to find some of the best early Fortnite Creative 2.0 maps to date.
What is Fortnite Creative 2.0?
Fortnite Creative 2.0, also known as Unreal editor for Fortniteis Epic Games’ new tool for developers to create anything their minds can imagine in the world of Fortnite. Creators can now use Unreal Engine 5’s tools and resources to build new landscapes, import textures, animate characters, and much more. This is just the beginning of Fortnite Creative 2.0 as more functionality will be added to the editor to give developers more control over their creations.
For now, the editor is only available for PC users, but all maps and creations are playable on any platform.
Best Early Fortnite Creative 2.0 Card Codes
Fortnite Chapter 1 Season 3 Map — 2179-7822-3395
Image: Epic Games/Atlas Creative via Polygon
Fortnite Chapter 1 (specifically Chapter 1 Season 3) is back! Travel back in time to revisit some nostalgic locations like Tilted Towers and Tomato Town. Currently, games can have up to 30 players and the ancient loot pool can be found in chests around the map. Since this is an early build of the map, there are a few hiccups, such as no floor loot and long wait times for a new game, but Atlas Creative is hard at work fixing as many bugs as possible.
Ranger — 0348-4483-3263
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Epic Labs (essentially a team of developers within Fortnite developer Epic) has made wonderful use of the Unreal Editor to give you a visually stunning experience in the world of Fortnite. Take part in a short journey through an enchanted forest and complete the Forest Guardian’s challenge to claim your reward. This creative card is short and sweet and shows how cards can and should look in the future.
The Space Within – 9836-7381-5978
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Another map made by Epic, The Space Inside is a single-player mystery map where you travel through a series of escape chambers. This map has a wide range of aesthetics and will leave you guessing at what’s to come. The Space Inside also takes advantage of the new first person mode to make the experience fresh and more focused on the task at hand.
Abandoned: Domination – 8035-1519-2959
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The final map in the Epic Labs trio on Creative 2.0’s debut is Deserted: Domination. Here, if you want to play the classic capture point game, type in Fortnite, this game mode is for you. When the round begins, you can choose one of seven loadouts: infantry, scout, defender, sapper, sniper, trooper, or shotgunner. Each loadout has different weapons and tools that you can use and defeat your opponent. Earn enough points to win by capturing and holding zones or taking out your enemies.
Color Switch — 1415-7321-0392
Image: Epic Games/Team Unite via Polygon
Peely really had an overnight growth spurt! In Color Switch, developed by Team Unite, your goal is to be on top of the color indicated on your screen. You slide around on the colored tiles as the difficulty increases until you slide off the map or get all the way to the end. If you do fall, there are more activities you can participate in as the round comes to a close! You can jump a parkour course or drive a toy car around the small race track.
The Arcade – 3638-6410-4991
Image: Epic Games/Infinity Studios via Polygon
Meet Droopy Flops, a take on Flappy Bird made with Fortnite’s new Unreal Editor. Head to the Arcade to play the only game yet, but if something like this is possible now, imagine the possibilities Infinity Studios can create later down the road. The Arcade is still in its infancy, but maker Infinity Studios plans to release more games Fortnite creative scene.