If Fortnite is going to move beyond battle royale

If Fortnite is going to move beyond battle royale and closer to a kind of massively multiplayer hybrid game, it will have to involve a permanent, thoughtful mode that lets players experience the game at their own pace and without the battle royale genre’s harshly regimented rules. There will always be a demand for Fortnite Items as a competitive shooter. It’s the game’s success as a battle royale title that has propelled it to the top of Twitch, launched hundreds of well-known streamers’ careers, and helped Epic launch its $100 million e-sports circuit. The battle royale version of Fortnite may remain the most popular version of the game for some time, perhaps for its entire lifespan.
But Epic seems to recognize that Fortnite Skins has a larger, more grand road ahead of it that involves crafting large, communal narratives and shared social experiences. It’s too early to say whether Fortnite can become the Minecraft of this generation. But a move to accommodate more than competitive shooting contests — and in a way that prioritizes creation and what makes the game so often go viral — is a step in the right direction.

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