#Tilted Towers

Titled Towers, Fortnite’s most famous and recognizable location, has returned to the battle royale. The game’s most popular landmark rejoined the map with the latest patch, available Tuesday, which also revealed that the city has been hidden in the thawing ice on the new Chapter 3 island. Tilted...

Fortnite's most infamous location, Tilted Towers, has returned to the battle royale's island. Four years to the day since it was originally added to the game's first map, today's v19.10 update sees the city-like location return. Today's update also brings with it another major addition: Klombos. These hulking, wandering dinosaurs...

The next big update for Fortnite brings back something old and adds something new. As fans have long expected, the snow on the battle royale island has slowly melted, revealing the return of Tilted Towers, an iconic urban area that dates back to Fortnite’s first island. Elsewhere in the...

Tilted Towers, Fortnite‘s famed location that first appeared in the second season of the game, has officially returned. The Epic Games title has brought back the high-rising cityscape in an updated format that includes slight cosmetic changes, though the location still includes the legendary clock tower, restaurants and other nostalgic components.

Tilted Towers, one of Fortnite’s most-beloved locations, has been gone a very long time. Way back in May of 2019, the original island’s volcano erupted, and fire-balls and lava destroyed the urban setting completely. Since then, the game has never really had as popular a hot-drop, though it’s...

It looks like Tilted Towers might finally, actually return to Fortnite. That is, if a new tease posted to Twitter by the official account is any indication. There have been many leaks indicating that, once the snow melts, it would reveal the return of the popular location on the map. And, more specifically, the leaks indicated that it would happen in conjunction with the location's birthday of January 18th.

Tilted Towers is returning to Fortnite, and according to a new leak, it's returning quite soon. Fortnite fans have been eagerly anticipating the return of Tilted Towers, the most popular and well-known location in Fortnite ever. Since its destruction, Epic Games has added variations of the location to the map, but players have been demanding the return of the location in its original and unaltered form. And again, it sounds like this is finally happening quite soon.

The wait for Tilted Towers could be longer than we first thought. To this day, Tilted Towers is arguably Fortnite’s most famous POI. After being destroyed by a volcanic eruption in Chapter 1 Season 8, it has made brief cameos under multiple disguises, from the futuristic Neo Tilted, to the primal era Boney Burbs.

We're well into Fortnite Chapter 3 now, with the Season 1 Week 5 challenges ready to be tackled this week. But many fans are still asking the all-important question: When is Tilted Towers coming back? The beloved drop zone is second to none in Fortnite's illustrious history, and many have noticed that the giant ice blocks currently sitting in the middle of the map are situated in such a manner that reveals a grand secret beneath the ice: Tilted Towers is coming back. Here's what we know about its specific return date.

With the new chapter and season of Fortnite came a new collection of NPCs for players to meet and interact with. If you’re unfamiliar with them, they can be found around various landmarks in-game and are marked with a speaking icon. Each character gives a player a small free...

The first Fortnite update of 2022 is here, introducing the Buttercake Klombos dinosaurs to the island. Here’s everywhere you can find them, how to feed them, and how to use them as rotation devices. Fortnite’s 19.10 update will go down in history as the patch that brought back fan-favorite...

San Francisco's 'leaning' skyscraper tilted at a rate of up to 3 inches last year. San Francisco's swanky Millennium Tower has been slowly sinking for years -- and, as a result, the 58-story skyscraper tilted at a rate of up to 3 inches to the north and west last year, according to the engineer tasked with fixing it.

There’s a chance the Heavy Shotgun will be coming back to the game in the near future. Today saw the release of the 19.10 update. Tilted Towers has returned, we have a new dinosaur on the map, a new consumable item, and the Grenade launch has returned from the vault with some minor adjustments.

Microsoft’s been buying up studios for the last couple of years, adding notable developers and game series to the Xbox, righting the wrongs of previous generations of the company’s console — namely the lack of exclusive games. And while the purchase of Bethesda last year seemed the biggest deal made in modern gaming, Microsoft picking up Activision Blizzard blows it out of the water. There’s been a mixed response, however.

The Green Goblin Fortnite skin has been leaked by data-miners. Today saw the release of the first major Fortnite update of the year. Before the new reason, we had a few hotfix updates, which included the release of the Shield Keg and two different weather conditions, thunder and lightening. As...

NFT holders will get exclusive access to the Friday Fortnite qualifiers and a chance to play against their favorite Twitch and YouTube stars. Last week, Drama Alert host “Keemstar” announced the return of his popular Friday Fortnite kill race tournament. Now certainly seems the right time for it, Chapter 3 has reignited the Fortnite flame and brought back huge streamers like Ninja and CouRageJD.

According to leaks, a no build Fortnite mode is in the works. Epic Games have capped off a good year for Fortnite with the launch of Fortnite chapter 3 season 1 at the start of the month. There were rumors season 8 would be the last of chapter 2 and it turned out to be true.

Fortnite was removed from Apple’s App Store in 2020 but now there’s a way to play on your iPhone and iOS devices thanks to NVIDIA’s GeForce Now. Apple and Epic Games were locked in a legal battle surrounding in-app purchases which caused Fortnite to be removed from the App Store and iOS devices in August 2020, and fans haven’t been able to play on their iPhones since.