Fortnite’s new Creative mode lets players fly around, build anything they want and even make custom game modes. Creative mode will be released Dec. 6 for Battle Pass owners, and Dec. 13 for everyone else.
Fortnite Battle Royale has always been a little bit different from other games that let players build things in-game. Rather than players flexing their creative muscles first and learning practical uses for them later, Fortnite asks you to learn how to build for blocking bullets right off the bat. So, most players learned to make small utilitarian buildings, but many longed for something a little more complicated. Now, Epic is bringing that to game with Fortnite’s new Creative mode.
Creative mode is dedicated to allowing players to create whatever their heart desires. This is a mode that many players, of both Battle Royale and Save the World, have been asking about for almost a year now, but now that we know exactly what’s included in the mode it’s clear why it took Epic so long to make: Creative mode is absolutely massive.
Rather than simply giving players unlimited resources and letting them fly — you can fly in Creative mode, by the way — around the standard map, Epic has taken the time to give players a variety of tools that aren’t available in the normal game.
The mode will officially debut on Dec. 6 for players who buy the season seven Battle Pass, and Dec. 13 for players who don’t. Most of the information we have now comes from Fortnite YouTubers and content creators who were invited by Epic to check out the mode. We’ve scoured their videos — which you should check out — to give you a basic idea of just how much you can do in Creative mode.
When you first load into the Creative mode, it takes you to a place called the creative hub.
