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Fortnite Save the World Goes Free and Gets Switch 2 Version

by Jonathan Dubinski

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  • Fortnites cooperative tower defense game, Save the World, will become free-to-play on April 16 for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PC, GeForce Now, Amazon Luna, and Xbox Cloud Gaming.
  • Exclusive in-game rewards are available for registration ahead of the launch at Epic Games registration website.
  • Save the World will not be available on mobile devices, tablets, or the original Nintendo Switch, but a native version is coming for Nintendo Switch 2 on April 16.
  • The free expansion comes as Fortnite gained popularity through its battle royale phenomenon, but it originally started as a cooperative tower defense experience within an open world.

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Free-to-Play Fortnite Save the World Expands to Multiple Platforms on April 16

Get ready to dive into Fortnite: Save the World for free! While Fortnite exploded as a battle royale phenomenon, its roots lie in a cooperative tower defense experience within a sprawling open world. Now, Epic Games is opening up Fortnite: Save the World to everyone at no cost on most platforms, starting April 16! Mark your calendars! On April 16, Fortnite: Save the World becomes free-to-play on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PC, GeForce Now, Amazon Luna, and Xbox Cloud Gaming. Want some free loot to celebrate? Epic Games has launched a registration website where you can sign up to snag exclusive in-game rewards ahead of the launch. Heads up: Save the World won’t be available on mobile devices, tablets, or the original Nintendo Switch. However, Nintendo Switch 2 players can look forward to a native version of Save the World, also launching on April 16!

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