Fortnite map sucked into a black hole

Fortnite's entire map has disappeared into a black hole, leaving gamers unable to play, as part of a worldwide event to mark the end of the. The event sent every player skyward, then a black hole appeared, consuming the entire game. Now, when you attempt to play Fortnite, you cannot. Fortnite Season X came to an end last night. And like most seasons it ended with a live event. During the live event, there were rockets, rifts.

 · A huge asteroid has blown up the map in Fortnite - to mark the end of season Fans have been left unable to play the game, which has been replaced by a black hole. Fortnite has also deleted all Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.  · After weeks of anticipation for something game-changing, the event arrived and seems to have sucked the game’s entire map into a black hole. The set up for season 10’s event centered on the Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.  · Fortnite: its virtual island was hit by a meteor shower before the entire map appeared to be sucked into a black hole The game, which sees up to competitors battle to be the last player Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.

Octo The well-worn map that Fortnite players knew might disappear did just that in a big way on Sunday. The game’s Season 10 event, which Epic was counting down to in the game, finally. A huge asteroid has blown up the map in Fortnite - to mark the end of season Fans have been left unable to play the game, which has been replaced by a black hole. Fortnite has also deleted all. Is Fortnite down for you? Well, not exactly down, but you can’t play it since well, Epic Games just “ended” the game yesterday during the Season X livestream event. A black hole just sucked the entire game map into nothingness, and it still isn’t playable up to this time.

A huge asteroid has blown up the map in Fortnite - to mark the end of season Fans have been left unable to play the game, which has been replaced by a black hole. Fortnite has also deleted all of its tweets and is simply running a livestream of the black hole on Twitter - which has had more than , likes. Forbes' gaming writer Paul Tassi described the event as "the end of an era".