Fortnite LEGO Pass Gets Substantial Delay Amid Mode Support Questions
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
Epic Games has delayed the current Fortnite LEGO Pass to October 31, extending its run to nearly 200 days and raising questions about long-term mode support among players.
Epic Games has pushed back the end date for the current Fortnite LEGO Pass, titled Soaring Skies, moving it from the original September 2 target all the way to October 31, 2026. First spotted by community data miners and reported by InsiderGaming, this extension means the pass will run for a total of 198 days, making it easily the longest running LEGO Pass in the game so far. For players who dropped 1,200 V-Bucks on the progression track back when it launched on April 16, the extra time provides a much wider window to finish unlocking structures, minifigure skins, and themed cosmetics.
However, this adjustment follows a pattern of recent delays affecting the Palm Paradise and Ninjago passes. That trend has naturally sparked concern across the community regarding the long-term support for Fortnite and its various offshoot modes. With concurrent player counts for the LEGO mode sitting well below its initial historical peak, players are watching closely to see how Epic Games plans to manage its expanding ecosystem of persistent experiences and digital economies moving forward.
Original reporting comes via Cameron Swan at GameRant.
Tags: Fortnite, Epic Games, Live Service, Battle Pass, Gaming News
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