Creative mode has always been a big part of Fortnite ever since it was released back in 2018, and now a greatly improved and more complex version is here to give the opportunity for fans to take game and map creation to the next level.
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With the release of Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN), also known as Creative 2.0 to most fans, community content creators have been hard to work to publish as many fun and innovative islands for fans to enjoy. This article will list some of the best Creative 2.0 Fortnite maps that gamers can try out.
Color Switch
Players looking for a light-hearted fun game that has competitive aspects to it should definitely try Color Switch by TeamUnite.
As soon as players get into the game, players will be the size of a mosquito, and they will find themselves on a colorful board with a giant Peely staring at them, not looking pleased at all. Peely will choose a color, and the players must get onto a square of that exact color as soon as possible, otherwise, they will fall and be eliminated.
As the rounds progress, the difficulty will increase, and the time that it takes for the other squares to fall from the board will be significantly shorter.
Players can try out the Color Switch game by inserting island code 1415-7321-0392.
Scary Doll
Fans of Friday Nights at Freddy's will most likely enjoy the Scary Doll island code by Kool_Light69. With the new UEFN abilities, the creators of this map were able to bring horror to Fortnite and make a game with the eeriest vibes possible. Initially, the objective of this game is to turn on a breaker and then escape the ruins, but it might not be as simple as it seems.
Players interested in this type of gameplay should definitely give this map a try, but they must beware as the environment is dark and sinister, and overall it can be very anxiety-inducing, especially due to the fact that it contains jumpscares.
The island map code for the Friday Nights at Freddy's-like Fortnite game is 7595-1913-2803.
Gemstone Tycoon
If there's a Creative 2.0 game that can show players the diversity that can go into Fortnite game creation, it's certainly Gemstone Tycoon by Infinity.Studios.
In Gemstone Tycoon, the player will run a Gemstone company, and they will be put in an arena with other companies, and the objective is to generate more revenue per second compared to rivals from the other companies. The player has to pickaxe a gemstone with their harvesting tool, and then purchase upgrades for their factory to increase speed and consequently the amount of profit. They can upgrade their resources, manufacturing, packaging, and distribution. They can also purchase security tools (weapons) and install a laser door to keep rivals out.
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The more revenue the company generates, the more upgrades the owner can purchase, and therefore keep generating even more money - profit leads to more profit. From time to time, a Llama Gemstone will spawn in the center of the arena, and players can battle it to see who gets to it first and takes it back to their company. The Llama Gemstone will increase the multiplier by ten temporarily.
To try out this fun resource game, players have to search for island code 6265-7588-5080.
Ninja Battles
Instead of using weapons, in the Ninja Battles island map by BrendannnD, players will be able to use elemental balls and spin attacks to take down their enemies. It is an awesome combat-focused game that can be great fun with a group of friends.
In this game mode, players will engage in a 5v5 battle, and the team that reaches 100 points first - either by capturing zones or eliminations - will be victorious.
Gamers interested in giving this fun game a try can find it by inserting island code 5227-8658-2604.
Pirate Adventure
If 3D Lab's ninja-themed map isn't the player's cup of tea, they might want to try visiting the Pirate Adventure map. This game takes place in an open-world setting with several islands that players are incentivized to explore.
The main objective is to complete quests and gather as much treasure as possible.
Many of these maps are in the early stages of development, so players might encounter some bugs and technical issues. They will continue to be improved as its developers get more time to learn UEFN.
To play the Pirate Adventure island map, players have to use code 2810-0903-5967.
OG Chapter 1 Map
As soon as UEFN map went live in Fortnite, several Chapter 1 map recreations were uploaded so nostalgic fans could get some closure and relive the old days. Despite some copyright restrictions on Epic Games's part, it made an exception to variations of the first Fortnite map. So, even though players won't be able to monetize these maps, they'll still be allowed to publish and maintain their remakes.
AtlasCreative's Atlas Creative OG Battle Royale map is one of the closest recreations so far - even the spawn island looks exactly the same. Its developers will continue to make changes and improvements to it so that it can eventually feel exactly when Fortnite first came out. For now, its user capacity isn't at 100 players, but the creators' goal is to get there.
This is just a regular Battle Royale, and it behaves just like the game did back in Chapter 1 - so players should beware that chests will take longer to open, and breaking objects underneath them will also destroy the chest's contents.
The Atlas Creative original Fortnite island map code is 2179-7822-3395.
Uncle Pete's Pyramid Pickle
The pyramid side-scrolling arcade game, which was created by spankysully, is the perfect way to show the gaming diversity that UEFN has just added to the Creative game mode. This is a side-scrolling adventure inside Fortnite, and it may seem like an odd thing as this is only a very recent feature, but content creators will continue to come up with impressive new ideas and games to publish to Fortnite.
The objective of this game is to reach the goal by jumping from platform to platform without getting hit with deadly boulders.
To play the Pyramid Platformer Demo, players have to input island code 0762-7326-5726.
Unfortunately, Epic Games hasn't added a Discovery menu filter to separate regular Creative maps from Creative 2.0 maps made with the UEFN app, so for now players won't be able to tell between the two in-game.
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