We are now in Season 6, Week 4 of Fortnite and that means there’s a new batch of challenges to undertake, Battle Stars to earn, and cosmetics to unlock. If you want to level up your Battle Pass, here’s all the challenges you’ll need to get done. As always, while anyone can do the challenges in the Free section, four of the week’s challenges will only be available to players that have paid for a Battle Pass.
In the free section players will need to use a Port-a-Fort or Port-a-Fortress in five different matches, search an Ammo Box in seven different named locations, and then ring the doorbell of house with an opponent inside in three different matches. On the paid Battle Pass side, there’s a mixture of simple and tricky challenges to do. The first two involves landing at Greasy Grove and dancing on a Clock Tower. The remaining two challenges task players with getting a score of three or more at five different Shooting Galleries, and also killing three enemies near one of the Corrupted areas. Take a look at all the challenges, as well as their rewards, below.
Fortnite Season 6, Week 4 Challenges
Free
- Use a Port-a-Fort or Port-a-Fortress in different matches (5) — 5 Battle Stars
- Search an Ammo Box in different Named Locations (7) — 5 Battle Stars
- Ring the doorbell of a house with an opponent inside in different matches (3) — 10 Battle Stars
Battle Pass
- Land at Greasy Grove — 5 Battle Stars
- Dance on top of a Clock Tower — 5 Battle Star
- Get a score of 3 or more at different Shooting Galleries — 10 Battle Stars
- Eliminate opponents near any of the CorruptedAreas — 10 Battle Stars
Fortnite’s 6.10 update is now available on on PS4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android. It adds Quadcrasher into the mix, and this two-seater vehicle is pretty handy for smashing through structures thanks to its boost function. “You build boost just by driving,” Epic Games explains. “[Then] unleash that speed with the hotkey once you’ve filled your boost meter.”
The patch also allows those playing on a PlayStation 4 Pro connected to a 4K TV to display the game at 1440p instead of 1080p. The other major new addition is the new “Events” tab, where players will find in-game tournaments. Read the full Fortnite 6.10 update patch notes for more details
Fortnite’s popularity continues to soar, and the latest celebrity to be drawn to it is Ellen DeGeneres, who had well known streamer Ninja on her talk show. As one of the most well known Fortnite players around, Ninja was brought in to teach Ellen how to play which, if we’re honest, didn’t go well, but they seemed to be having fun and that’s what matters. To get some tips from us, use our Fortnite Season 6 challenge guide to get Battle Stars from previous weeks’ challenges.
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