Fortnite 2024 First Update: What's New?

Diving into 2024, Fortnite kickstarts the year with an exciting update, introducing new elements that are set to redefine the battlegrounds.

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A new Assault Rifle coming in Fortnite. | © Epic Games

Fortnite's first update of 2024 has rolled out, bringing fresh dynamics to the popular battle royale game. This update, as revealed by the prominent leaker HYPEX, introduces notable changes that will impact gameplay and strategy.

Goodbye Winterfest 2023

Significantly, the update sees the removal of the Grappler and Winterfest Items, a move that may alter players' approach to mobility and in-game tactics. The Grappler, known for its ability to swiftly transport players across the map, had been a staple in many players' arsenals. Its removal could signal a shift towards more traditional movement and positioning strategies.

Fortnite 2024: New Content Drop

In place of these items, the update introduces the new Enforcer AR, adding a fresh twist to the game's weaponry lineup. This assault rifle is likely to become a favorite for its balanced power and precision, providing players with new offensive capabilities.

Additionally, the update includes the introduction of the FlowBerry Fizz. While details on this item are still emerging, it's anticipated to add another layer of strategy to the game, possibly offering unique benefits or effects that could influence the outcome of battles.

These changes reflect Fortnite's commitment to keeping the game experience fresh and engaging. By continuously evolving its gameplay elements, Fortnite maintains its position as a dynamic and ever-changing landscape, offering new challenges and experiences to its players.

As players adapt to these updates, it will be interesting to see how strategies and gameplay evolve in response. Stay tuned for more insights and tips on how to leverage these changes in your next Fortnite session.

Gaston Cuny

Gaston is a writer covering various Fortnite & Entertainment topics for EarlyGame. Previously, Gaston worked for Dexerto's editorial staff, writing guides and news articles....