Fortnite Winterfest 2022: Epic Games announces new date of Fortnite Winterfest Callout submissions – The holiday season will soon be upon us and that means the Fortnite community will be looking for new experiences in Winterfest 2022! Step up to the challenge in this year’s Winterfest Callout. To ensure we are able to thoroughly review the Winterfest Callout submissions, we have updated the submission due date to December 1, 2022, at 4 PM ET (instead of the original due date of December 6, 2022, at 12 AM ET). We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Check out more details below in the article. For future updates on Fortnite, follow InsideSport.IN
The holidays are all about making memories, and with all the new devices and tools added this year, we know you’ll be able to build something truly unique and memorable by creating experiences that are brand new — or inspired by the Winterfest islands that have come before! Look to incorporate social interactions for sharing that holiday spirit, and break out icy items from the vault to get some truly wintery gameplay going. Some of our favorite islands will be featured in a special Discover row in Winterfest 2022!
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Fortnite Winterfest 2022: ISLAND DESIGN GUIDELINES
- The holidays are a great time to welcome new Fortnite players. Help draw them to your island by making sure your island title and description are clear and understandable.
- Put a nice bow on all the new things you’ve learned to build this past year by seeing how many new features you can include in your island! Prompt visitors to skate around with Chiller Grenades, disguise themselves as a Sneaky Snowman, or parkour their way through a winter wonderland. Perhaps host a melee and joust fight in an icy castle to crown a New Year’s champion — mash those devices together, folks!
- Be creative with eliminations. Have your players fall victim to frosty lakes, get ambushed by snowmen, or meet their demise in other unexpected but thematic ways.
- Games don’t have to be about eliminations, however, so think about multiplayer experiences for all genres or even create a single-player narrative to help people find the true meaning of the holidays. You choose!
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