Category: Nintendo News

Following the recent rumours surrounding a Diablo III release on Switch, Blizzard Entertainment has now confirmed that Diablo III Eternal Collection is making its way to the console this autumn.

This definitive version of the game will include all the features and content from every expansion and update, as well as bonus items exclusive to Nintendo Switch. This means that players will have access to the game’s seven powerful character classes, its five-act campaign and Adventure Mode, as well as the Reaper of Souls expansion, and the Rise of the Necromancer pack.

The game’s controls have been custom-built for Switch, and staying true to the spirit of the Diablo series, players will also have a wealth of options to choose from to suit their own playstyles. Up to four players can band together for some multiplayer goodness, whether they’re sharing a screen on a single console, linking their systems together wirelessly, or teaming up through the Switch’s online service.

If you want to know a little more, and get a quick glimpse at some of the Legend of Zelda-themed content coming to the game, Nintendo of America has just shared this video of everyone’s favourite Reggie speaking to CEO of Blizzard, Mike Morhaime. Check it out below.

As for a specific release date? Blizzard says that it should arrive “on or before” 21st December.

Are you excited to see Diablo III on Switch? Are you ready for some Sanctuary cleansing on the go? Share your thoughts with us down below.

Krillbite Studio, along with publisher Raw Fury, has revealed that a brand new game is currently in the works for Nintendo Switch. Named Mosaic, the title will arrive in “summer 2019”.

Mosaic is a mysterious narrative game in which you follow the repetitive and lonely life of an average commuter. The trailer above shows this commuter, living his day-to-day life when, suddenly, some extremely strange things start to happen. “Mysterious” is certainly the right word for it, and we’re intrigued to see where the game goes from here.

Very little else is known about the title just yet, but you may be familiar with Krillbite’s last project, Among the Sleep. Released on PS4 and Xbox One, this title is a first-person survival horror where you assume the role of a toddler, using interactive objects such as chairs to help yourself get around. Luckily for those not big on being scared senseless, this new game is taking a very different, much less terrifying, approach.

We’ll make sure to keep an eye out for any further news on this one as its release draws closer but, until then, why not share your early impressions with us in the comments below. Are you interested in finding out more?

Celebi, the mythical Pokémon which first appeared in Pokémon Gold and Silver, will be available for all players in Pokémon GO starting from next week.

The legendary creature will become available through a new Special Research questline which will be kicking off on 20th August. Players will encounter tasks that will test their skills as a Trainer, with each one completed giving you access to extra XP, useful items, and the chance to encounter certain Pokémon along the way. 

You can begin completing your Special Research on Celebi at any time as long as you have done the third group of tasks related to the Special Research on Mew, and a new Celebi T-shirt is now available for free in the Style Shop to celebrate. Celebi’s arrivial in the game has also “drawn out the appearance of more Pokémon originally discovered in the Johto region”, meaning you’re more likely to find your Johto favourites mulling around at your local corner shop.

Of course, this Pokémon was first made available during the Chicago Go Fest last month. If you were on of the 21,000 players who managed to attend the event, you’ll no doubt already have the grass and psychic type monster in your collection, but you can still get involved. Players who already own Celebi will still be able to complete the questline and be rewarded with bucketloads of Celebi candy instead.

Will you be adding this Pokémon to your Pokédex? Let us know below.

Microïds has revealed that Gear.Club Unlimited 2 – a sequel to the racer which sped onto Switch towards the end of last year – is also destined for Nintendo’s hybrid console.

This new entry to the series will have you racing along on more than 1800 miles (almost 3000km) of roads on mountainsides, through nature parks, in the middle of the desert, and along the coast. Featuring more than 250 races, including championships, missions and challenges, the game will allow to go behind the wheel of more than 50 licensed cars from the world’s most famous manufacturers, such as the Porsche 718 Boxster, 918 Spyder, 911 GT2RS, Dodge Viper, Lotus 3-Eleven or McLaren 720s.

Despite feeling that the game was a little “lightweight”, we praised the original release last year in our review, awarding it a solid 7/10 and saying the following:

“Gear.Club Unlimited is a highly entertaining racing game that sits firmly at the casual end of the realistic racer spectrum. It can be a thrillingly immediate experience, particularly on the go, where you can blast through one of its sweeping courses in just a minute or so.”

While no specific date has been set just yet, the official word for Gear.Club Unlimited 2’s release on Switch is that it will be available both physically and digitally “at the end of the year”. Several retailers are suggesting that it may arrive on 4th December, however.

Did you enjoy the first entry in this series? Will you be picking up the sequel? Let us know with a comment below.

Search where the Stone Heads are looking is one of the Battle Pass Challenges in Season 5 of Fortnite.

Complete it and you’ll earn Battle Stars that will help boost you up the tiers for those sweet Season 5 exclusive rewards.

In this guide, we’re going to help you find the location of the Stone Heads treasure, then you can move on to the other difficult challenge this week, complete timed trials.

Fortnite – How To Search Between Stone Heads

You might have noticed those Easter Island-inspired Stone Heads dotted around the Fortnite map. Epic introduced them with season five.

To complete this challenge, you have to find all of the Stone Heads on the map, draw a line between them, and go to the point where they intersect.

It’s not quite as simple as that though. You also have to pay attention to the direction the heads are facing, and draw each of the lines in that specific direction.

Basically, it’s time-consuming and involves a lot of work. So why don’t you just skip all of that and just read on below. We’ll tell you the exact location you have to visit to find the treasure you’re looking for.

Fortnite – Stone Heads Locations

Just in case you don’t want us to give you all of the answers, we’ve created a map of the Stone Heads in Fortnite. All of them are facing inwards, generally towards the centre of the map, so that should help you trace a map.

If you want the answer, we’ll give you that below.

Fortnite – Where To Search Between Stone Heads

The Stone Heads are, in fact, looking at Salty Springs. Specifically, just by the “S” and “A” in “Salty”.

When you arrive in that area from the air, you’ll notice two hills. You’re aiming for the smaller of the two. The treasure will appear right in the middle of it.

If you’re struggling to find it, use our map above and the screenshots below to help you narrow it down. Also, be careful – the challenge is pretty fresh so loads of others will be heading to that area right now.

It might be worth holding off for a bit, and trying this challenge next week. Or joining a team-based mode like 50 vs 50.

The latest batch of My Nintendo rewards has now gone live in Europe, with a collection of Wii U and 3DS games being offered at a discounted price alongside those lovely Octopath Traveler Switch case covers that were released in the US recently.

Here’s the full list of games that have been added to the site, as well as their corresponding costs:

The Octopath Traveler Switch case covers are available for 50 Platinum Points. If you missed our article on the North American release for these designs, you can check them out below. A Splatoon 2 wallpaper set has also made its way to the region after being available in North America in previous updates.

• Print-it-yourself cover – Octopath Traveler: 50 Platinum Points
• Wallpaper – Splatoon 2 (Octolings): 50 Platinum Points

Will you be taking advantage of any of these offers? Remember, your Gold Points can now also be spent on Nintendo Switch software directly from the eShop, too!

The latest Nintendo Download update for Europe has arrived, and it’s bringing new games galore to the eShop in your region. As always, be sure to drop a vote in our poll and a comment down below with your potential picks for the week. Enjoy!

Nintendo Switch – New Releases

State of Mind (Daedalic GmbH, €39.99 / £35.99) – This domestic drama evolves into a thriller about a worldwide conspiracy, which at its core aims to determine the fate of humanity: Could a perfect digital utopia be the answer? A virtual paradise not affected by material needs and quarrels? Could a super-AI be our saviour – or would it simply declare us as dispensable since it could not be taught the value of philanthropy? – Read our State of Mind review

Vegas Party (Funbox Media, €24.99 £22.49) – The game takes the player into the gambling-friendly universe of this over-the-top version of Las Vegas city. Played as a race, the goal is to reach the end of the Strip before anyone else. Manage your token account in 10 gambling minigames, avoid the dangers like twisters and earthquakes, take advantage of your gaming skills and your good luck, trust no one and forget the meaning of the word “mercy” because it does not apply here!

Switch eShop – New Releases

2064: Read Only Memories INTEGRAL (MidBoss, €17.57 / £15.79) – 2064: Read Only Memories INTEGRAL fuses old and new: a classic-style adventure game with lush pixel art and catchy electronic soundtrack, but which explores modern-day issues of individuality, freedom, and identity. Explore a colorful future metropolis, meet fascinating and diverse characters, and get to the bottom of a deadly conspiracy. – Read our 2064: Read Only Memories INTEGRAL review

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (Steel Crate Games, €13.49 / £12.14) – In Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, one player is trapped in a room with a ticking time bomb they must defuse. The other players are the “Experts” who must give the instructions to defuse the bomb by deciphering the information found in the Bomb Defusal Manual. But there’s a catch: the Experts can’t see the bomb, so everyone will need to talk it out – fast!

MONSTER HUNTER GENERATIONS ULTIMATE Demo (CAPCOM, Free) – Hunting season is OPEN! Take on epic hunts on the go or from the comfort of your own home! Choose from 14 different weapon types, mix and match them with unique Hunting Styles and Hunter Arts, or even play as an adorable but fercious Felyne in Prowler Mode! Featuring the largest cast of monsters for any game in the series, from returning fan favourites to mysterious never-before-seen monsters!

FLIP OVER FROG (MUTAN, €7.00 / £6.29) – 4 x 4 square encampment battle! Flip over cards, get the largest number of your symbol cards face up, and then keep your area! Predict the symbol card of your opponent and then flip over! Simple yet profound…the ultimate example of a party game!

Cosmic Star Heroine (Limited Run Games, €10.79 / £9.89) – 3 exotic planets to explore. Aliens. Robots. Magic. Forbidden technology. Conspiracies. A galactic threat. And one brave heroine to make things right. Cosmic Star Heroine is an exciting RPG from the creators of Cthulhu Saves the World. – Read our Cosmic Star Heroine review

FunBox Party (Drageus Games, €1.99 / £1.79) – Fun Box party is a perfect party package, because having fun together is the best kind of fun. Three arcade games that are perfect for making any party the best one ever! In each of these games, your speed, reflexes and – most importantly – good fun counts.

ACA NEOGEO REAL BOUT FATAL FURY 2 (HAMSTER, €6.99 / £6.29) – “REAL BOUT FATAL FURY 2” is a fighting game released by SNK in 1998. It is the 7th title in the Fatal Fury series. New elements have been added on top of refining the previous systems. This entry adds Rick Strowd and Li Xiangfei as playable characters, and Geese Howard makes his return as well! – Read our ACA NEOGEO REAL BOUT FATAL FURY 2 review

CastleStorm (Zen Studios, €14.99 / £13.49) – Enjoy a unique take on medieval warfare in Zen Studios’ light-hearted action-strategy game! As rival fortresses attack your own, you’ll use a ballista to fling an assortment of weapons at enemy towers and spear approaching enemies, while sending your own troops and unleashing powerful spells. – Read our CastleStorm review

EXTREME POKER (DORASU, €4.29 / £3.89) – From standard to original, play several games based on poker rules! Using acquired chips, you can customize the front and back of your cards with your favourite design!

Manual Samuel (Curve Digital, €9.99 / £9.99) – An adventure game with a twist. Death’s deal means Sam must survive a day controlling his entire body manually. Breathing, blinking & driving, all these tasks fall to you. – Read our Manual Samuel review

Next Up Hero (Aspyr, €19.99 / £17.99) – Next Up Hero is a dungeon crawler featuring hand-drawn heroes that hack, slash, bongo-drum, boomerang, and jet their way through Ventures. Choose your Hero and start rolling dungeons, gearing out, and maxing your stats. Invite a friend for co-op — you’re going to need all the help you can get.

Red’s Kingdom (Rising Star Games, €9.99 / £8.99) – Mad King Mac has always caused trouble for his subjects, but stealing Red’s winter stash of acorns, his prized golden nut AND kidnapping his father? That’s going too far! Help lead Red on a journey across the land in search of his missing nuts, overcoming obstacles and unlocking abilities in this charmingly epic isometric puzzle adventure! – Read our Red’s Kingdom review

Robbotto (JMJ Interactive, €9.99 / £8.99) – A gigantic space cruiser was slowly gliding through cosmos, when suddenly the ship flew straight through a magnetic storm, causing all the robots and machines onboard to go crazy. Luckily, Robb and Otto, the ships top maintenance robots didn’t get affected by the storm. Now the two unlikely heroes must travel through the ship and disable all the malfunctioning machines. – Read our Robbotto review

Detective Gallo (MixedBag, €14.99 / £13.49) – Detective Gallo is a point&click comic-noir adventure that is entirely hand-illustrated and hand-animated, and whose protagonist is a feathered and grumpy private eye struggling with a very tricky case, bizarre characters, and puzzles that will put his insight and patience to the test.

Persian Nights: Sands of Wonders (Artifex Mundi, €13.49 / £12.14) – A young and talented apothecary Tara decides to find the cause of the plague in her country and prevent it from spreading further. A quest full of puzzles and challenges awaits, one that will lead her to the far reaches of kingdom and even beyond it. Tara will be assisted by a mysterious acrobat and swordsman Darius, as well as goofy but kind-hearted geenie Minu. Join the quest and lead Tara to victory.

Polygod (Krafted Games, €14.99 / £13.49) – Polygod is a rogue-like, randomly generated, single & multiplayer FPS with a brutal difficulty curve! Blending a fast-paced, Quake-esque feel with randomness, difficulty and our handcrafted power-up system, Polygod is a hardcore gamer and speedrunner’s dream.

Tiny Hands Adventure (Blue Sunset Games, €15.99 / £13.99) – Join a young t-rex Borti on his quest to find the best replacement for his tiny hands and arms. Explore several unknown worlds, find all the collectables and face bosses that have what you want.

Treadnauts (Topstitch Games, €9.99 / £8.99) – Treadnauts gives competitive platform fighters a kiss of physics finesse. Gracefully pilot your tank through gorgeous arenas to land a deadly shot on your opponents! You’ve got a slew of useful tricks at your disposal, including treads that stick to any wall, boosters for midair hops, zero-friction slides, and rocket jumps for soaring into the sky. It’s all about moving with style!

EARTHLOCK Demo (Snowcastle Games, Free) – Enter a beautiful world haunted by its fateful past and join a party of unlikely heroes on their journey to rescue Amon’s uncle from an ancient cult and uncover the secret of EARTHLOCK. – Read our EARTHLOCK Demo review

Morphite Demo (Blowfish Studios, Free) – Set in a distant future, Morphite follows the story of Myrah Kale. Her life takes a sudden turn when a simple mission develops into an epic interstellar journey revealing her mysterious past and relation to a coveted substance called Morphite. Inside Myrah’s vessel, players will engage in random encounters with real-time space combat, trade with other travelers across the galaxy and navigate outer space with Morphite’s easy-to-use Starmap system. – Read our Morphite Demo review

3DS eShop – New Releases

Squids Odyssey (The Game Bakers, €8.99 / £8.09) – Read our Squids Odyssey review

Wii U eShop – New Releases

Squids Odyssey (The Game Bakers, €8.99 / £8.09) – Read our Squids Odyssey review

Switch eShop – Pre-Orders

Night Trap – 25th Anniversary Edition (Limited Run Games, €11.99 / £10.99, pre-order from 13/08/2018) – Night Trap tells the story of five teenage girls spending the weekend at the Martin home. As a member of the Special Control Attack Team, your job is to monitor the home and protect the girls using an intricate system of cameras and traps as it is being invaded by vampires.

Freedom Planet (Marvelous Europe, €14.99 / £12.99, pre-order from 16/08/2018) Freedom Planet is a fast-paced combat-driven platform adventure that pits a spunky dragon girl and her friends against hostile foreign powers and alien attack forces. There’s trouble around every turn, from insects to giant robots to sheer explosive destruction, but players will have a variety of special fighting abilities at their disposal to blast through more than a dozen massive, nonlinear stages.

My Farm (Plug In Digital, €9.99 / £8.99, pre-order from 16/08/2018) You start with just a hen, an empty field and a few pennies. You have to feed your hen, take care of it and improve its living conditions! The aim of the game is to earn money by selling eggs and other farm produce, in order to buy more animals at the Farmers’ Fair, and items that improve your farm from the Shopkeeper.

NEKOPARA Vol.1 (CFK, €10.99 / £9.89, pre-order from 23/08/2018) “NEKOPARA”, a famous PC adventure game, is out for Nintendo Switch! Minaduki Kashou leaves a family-run traditional Japanese sweets shop to open his own cake shop, “La Soleil”. with human look-alike Nekos, Chocola and Vanilla.

Old School Musical (Plug In Digital, €12.99 / £11.09, pre-order from 16/08/2018) Have you ever played a rhythm game before? Well, this is like that, but much better! With each note, you are responsible for the success of our two heroes’ quest. Swing your sword and shoot with your spacecraft to the beat of chiptune tracks from Dubmood, Zabutom, Hello World, Yponeko and Le Plancton.

Ninjin: Clash of Carrots (Modus Games, €14.99 / £11.99, pre-order from 17/08/2018) Ninjin: Clash of Carrots is an anime-inspired beat-‘em-up with a gaggle of varied enemies, deep customization…and ninjas! Play through side-scrolling worlds consisting of multiple stages and collect carrots stolen by the evil Shogun Moe!

Switch eShop – Special Offers

Game Title	Price	Saving	Until	Original Price
Hacky Zack (Digerati)	€8.99 / £8.09	-10%	Sun 2nd Sep	€9.99 / £8.99
Space Ribbon (Onteca)	€9.99 / £8.70	-33%	Fri 14th Sep	€14.99 / £12.99
Kero Blaster (ACTIVE GAMING MEDIA)	€8.99 / £8.09	-10%	Wed 22nd Aug	€9.99 / £8.99
Lumo (Rising Star Games)	€15.99 / £15.99	-20%	Thu 30th Aug	€19.99 / £19.99
88 Heroes – 98 Heroes Edition (Rising Star Games)	€14.99 / £14.99	-50%	Thu 30th Aug	€29.99 / £29.99
Bit Dungeon+ (Dolores Ent.)	€6.29 / £5.66	-30%	Thu 30th Aug	€8.99 / £8.09
ClusterPuck 99 (Coatsink Software)	€4.24 / £3.84	-50%	Thu 30th Aug	€8.49 / £7.69
Glaive: Brick Breaker (Blue Sunset Games)	€3.99 / £3.59	-60%	Thu 6th Sep	€9.99 / £8.99
Ninja Shodown (Rising Star Games)	€7.79 / £5.99	-40%	Thu 30th Aug	€12.99 / £9.99
Puzzle Box Maker (Bplus)	€11.99 / £10.79	-20%	Fri 14th Sep	€14.99 / £13.49
Squids Odyssey (The Game Bakers)	€8.99 / £8.09	-40%	Thu 23rd Aug	€14.99 / £13.49
SUPERBEAT XONiC EX (Rising Star Games)	€26.24 / £22.49	-25%	Thu 30th Aug	€34.99 / £29.99
Superola and the Lost Burgers (Undergames)	€3.59 / £2.99	-40%	Mon 10th Sep	€5.99 / £4.99
The Long Reach (Merge Games)	€5.09 / £4.41	-66%	Thu 30th Aug	€14.99 / £12.99
Tiny Troopers Joint Ops XL (Wired Productions)	€9.74 / £7.49	-25%	Thu 30th Aug	€12.99 / £9.99
Woodle Tree Adventures (ChubbyPixel)	€3.24 / £2.91	-35%	Sun 2nd Sep	€4.99 / £4.49
WWE 2K18 (2K)	€22.49 / £19.99	-50%	Tue 28th Aug	€44.99 / £39.99
WWE 2K18 Digital Deluxe Edition (2K)	€32.49 / £28.99	-50%	Tue 28th Aug	€64.99 / £57.99
WWE 2K18 Season Pass (2K)	€20.09 / £16.74	-33%	Tue 28th Aug	€29.99 / £24.99
Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King (FDG Entertainment)	€9.99 / £8.99	-33%	Fri 31st Aug	€14.99 / £13.49
VSR: Void Space Racing (SONKA)	€4.99 / £4.49	-50%	Fri 7th Sep	€9.99 / £8.99
FIFA 18 (Electronic Arts)	€39.99 / £34.99	-33%		€59.99 / £54.99
Shut Eye (Forever Entertainment)	€1.99 / £1.79	-50%		€3.99 / £3.59
The Next Penelope (Plug In Digital)	€9.74 / £8.24	-25%		€12.99 / £10.99
Transcripted (Plug In Digital)	€5.99 / £5.24	-25%		€7.99 / £6.99

New 3DS eShop – Special Offers

Game Title	Price	Saving	Until	Original Price
DON’T CRASH GO (RCMADIAX)	€0.99 / £0.93	-34%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.49 / £1.39
FOUR BOMBS (RCMADIAX)	€0.99 / £0.93	-34%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.49 / £1.39
PINK DOT BLUE DOT (RCMADIAX)	€0.99 / £0.93	-34%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.49 / £1.39
SWIPE (RCMADIAX)	€0.99 / £0.93	-34%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.49 / £1.39
TABLE TENNIS INFINITY (RCMADIAX)	€0.99 / £0.93	-34%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.49 / £1.39

3DS eShop – Special Offers

Wii U eShop – Special Offers

Game Title	Price	Saving	Until	Original Price
Hello Kitty Kruisers (Rising Star Games)	€14.99 / £12.49	-50%	Thu 30th Aug	€29.99 / £24.99
99 Moves (EnjoyUp Games)	€1.24 / £1.14	-50%	Thu 13th Sep	€2.49 / £2.29
Abyss (EnjoyUp Games)	€0.99 / £0.89	-50%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.99 / £1.79
Blasting Agent: Ultimate Edition (Ratalaika Games)	€1.49 / £1.34	-50%	Thu 30th Aug	€2.99 / £2.69
BOX UP (RCMADIAX)	€0.99 / £0.93	-34%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.49 / £1.39
COLOR BOMBS (RCMADIAX)	€0.99 / £0.93	-34%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.49 / £1.39
GALAXY BLASTER (RCMADIAX)	€0.99 / £0.93	-34%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.49 / £1.39
PENTAPUZZLE (RCMADIAX)	€3.00 / £2.74	-33%	Thu 13th Sep	€4.49 / £4.09
PIXEL SLIME U (RCMADIAX)	€2.00 / £1.80	-33%	Thu 13th Sep	€2.99 / £2.69
PONCHO (Rising Star Games)	€4.49 / £3.99	-50%	Thu 30th Aug	€8.99 / £7.99
Rock ‘N Racing Off Road DX (EnjoyUp Games)	€4.95 / £4.45	-38%	Thu 13th Sep	€7.99 / £7.19
SHOOTY SPACE (RCMADIAX)	€2.00 / £1.80	-33%	Thu 13th Sep	€2.99 / £2.69
SUPER ROBO MOUSE (RCMADIAX)	€3.00 / £2.74	-33%	Thu 13th Sep	€4.49 / £4.09
TAP TAP ARCADE (RCMADIAX)	€1.33 / £1.19	-33%	Thu 13th Sep	€1.99 / £1.79
TAP TAP ARCADE 2 (RCMADIAX)	€2.00 / £1.80	-33%	Thu 13th Sep	€2.99 / £2.69
TOUCH SELECTIONS (RCMADIAX)	€2.00 / £1.80	-33%	Thu 13th Sep	€2.99 / £2.69

DLC / Add-On Content

Nintendo Switch

• Pic-a-Pix Deluxe – Small Puzzles 8 (Lightwood Games) – €1.99 / £1.99
• Pic-a-Pix Deluxe – Mixed Puzzles 8 (Lightwood Games) – €1.99 / £1.99
• Pic-a-Pix Deluxe – Large Puzzles 8 (Lightwood Games) – €1.99 / £1.99

So that’s your lot for this week’s Nintendo Download. Go on, be a sport and drop a vote in the poll above, and a comment below with your hot picks!

Game publisher Playdius and indie developer La Moutarde have announced today that their upcoming rhythm game Old School Musical will release digitally for Nintendo Switch in September.

The game follows the adventures of Tib and Rob, two video game characters trained by their mother to be top class gaming heroes. Players must stay in tune, synching inputs with flying notes to help Tib and Rob find their loving mother, who appears to have gone missing. Miss too many of these notes, though, and Tib and Rob’s adventure will fall flat.

Filled to the brim with nostalgia-fueled references and nods to classic 8-bit games, genres, and tropes, Old School Musical is aiming to be a well-rounded love letter to the ‘80s and ‘90s. The game features a whole host of different gameplay types, including levels inspired by retro racers and the ability to shoot down enemies in side-scroller shooter levels. From there, players will need to take the fight to evil chicken armies to the beat of chiptune tracks from famous artists in a soundtrack featuring over 50 different tracks.

Features:
– Story Mode: Lead Tib and Rob on crazy adventure filled with humor and 8-bit nostalgia
 -Arcade Mode: Reach the highest score and challenge your friends
 -Challenge Mode: Play it hard with visual and audio penalties to unlock new music tracks
– Over 50 chiptune tracks by the best of the chiptune scene: Dubmood, Zabutom, Hello World, Yponeko, Le Plancton
– Travel through 20+ retro levels, inspired by 8-bit classics
– Local multiplayer mode supporting up to 4 players
 -A rebellion led by chickens angry over their constant abuse in videogames

The gameplay trailer below is an odd one to say the least, but make sure to watch it to the end to check out how the game plays. The music sounds fantastic, and the game looks like it could be a lot of fun.

Old School Musical will be released on Switch on 13th September? Do you like the look of this one?

Grab yourself a Battle Pass in Fortnite and you can take on a bunch of Weekly Challenges that not only give you a perfect excuse to play, but provide you with the best rewards.

There are free and upgraded (premium) versions of the Battle Pass in Season 5. The free version offers you just three challenges, while you’ll have to pay the typical 950 V-Bucks to unlock the remaining four. That’s approximately £7.99 / $9.99.

In this guide, we’re going to briefly explain how the Battle Pass, Drift & Road Trip, and Weekly Challenges work, and detail exactly what you have to do this week to get your hands on those awesome end of season rewards.

We’ll regularly update this guide with all of the weekly challenges as soon as they’re released, so keep checking back.

Fortnite Season 5 – Week 6 Challenges: 50 Battle Stars, 5,000 XP

The following is a list of the free challenges in week 5 of Season 5 of Fortnite.

Week 6 – Free Battle Pass Challenges

Free Challenges	Number To Complete	Reward
Deal headshot damage to opponents	500	5 Battle Stars
Harvest building resources with a pickaxe	3,000	5 Battle Stars
Search where the Stone Heads are looking	1	10 Battle Stars

Week 6 – Upgraded Battle Pass Challenges

Upgraded Challenges	Number To Complete	Reward
Search chests in Lonely Lodge	7	5 Battle Stars
Complete timed trials	5	5 Battle Stars
Minigun or light machine gun eliminations	2	10 Battle Stars
Eliminate opponents in Tilted Towers	3	10 Battle Stars

Fortnite Season 5 – Week 5 Challenges: 50 Battle Stars, 5,000 XP

The following is a list of the free challenges in week 5 of Season 5 of Fortnite.

Week 5 – Free Battle Pass Challenges

Free Challenges	Number To Complete	Reward
Search chests in Junk Junction	250	5 Battle Stars
Use Rift Portals	3	5 Battle Stars
Eliminate opponents in a single match	3	10 Battle Stars

Week 5 – Upgraded Battle Pass Challenges

Fortnite Season 5 – Week 4 Challenges: 50 Battle Stars, 5,000 XP

The following is a list of the free challenges in week 4 of Season 5 of Fortnite.

Week 4 – Free Battle Pass Challenges

Week 4 – Upgraded Battle Pass Challenges

Fortnite Season 5 – Week 3 Challenges: 50 Battle Stars, 5,000 XP

The following is a list of the free challenges in week 3 of Season 5 of Fortnite.

Week 3 – Free Battle Pass Challenges

Free Challenges	Number To Complete	Reward
Deal damage to opponents in a single match	500	5 Battle Stars
Use a Launchpad	1	5 Battle Stars
Follow the treasure map found in Flush Factory	1	10 Battle Stars

Week 3 – Upgraded Battle Pass Challenges

Upgraded Challenges	Number To Complete	Reward
Search chests in Fatal Fields	7	5 Battle Stars
Shoot a clay pigeon at different locations	5	5 Battle Stars
Eliminate opponents in Haunted Hills	5	5 Battle Stars
Explosive weapon eliminations	3	10 Battle Stars

Fortnite Season 5 – Week 2 Challenges: 50 Battle Stars, 5,000 XP

The following is a list of the free challenges in week 2 of Season 5 of Fortnite.

Week 2 – Free Battle Pass Challenges

Free Challenges	Number To Complete	Reward
Deal damage with Assault Rifles to opponents	1,000	5 Battle Stars
Search 7 Ammo Boxes in a single match	7	5 Battle Stars
Eliminate opponents in Paradise Palms	3	10 Battle Stars

Week 2 – Upgraded Battle Pass Challenges

The following is a list of the upgraded challenges in week 2 of season 5 of Fortnite.

Fortnite Season 5 – Week 1 Challenges: 50 Battle Stars, 5,000 XP

The following is a list of the free challenges in week 1 of Season 5 of Fortnite.

Fortnite Season 5 – Free Battle Pass Challenges

Free Challenges	Number To Complete	Reward
Deal damage with SMGs to opponents	500	5 Battle Stars
Search a Supply Llama	1	5 Battle Stars
Clinger, Stink Bomb, or Grenade Eliminations	3	10 Battle Stars

Fortnite Season 5 – Upgraded Battle Pass Challenges

The following is a list of the upgraded challenges in week 1 of season 5 of Fortnite.

Fortnite – What Is A Battle Pass?

A Battle Pass in Fortnite provides access to a season’s worth of weekly challenges that you can complete in exchange for exclusive rewards. A season lasts 10 weeks, so that’s quite a lot of bang for your buck.

Season 5 included a free Battle Pass option that provides you with three of the four Weekly Challenges. You’ll now have to upgrade the Battle Pass to unlock the remaining four challenges.

To get your hands on an upgraded Battle Pass, you first have to buy (or earn) the appropriate number of V-Bucks, which is Fortnite’s premium currency. The Battle Pass upgrade costs 950 V-Bucks right now, and 1,000 V-Bucks costs £7.99 / $9.99.

An upgraded Battle Pass only lasts for an entire season of Fortnite, so you will need to purchase another when the new season starts. The good news is that you can earn a total of 1,300 V-Bucks over the course of a season, provided you get to the max season level of 100. As long as you don’t get tempted to spend them on consumable items, you can feasibly pay once and get enough V-Bucks each season to buy the next Battle Pass every single time.

Fortnite – How Does A Season Work?

A season of Fortnite lasts 10 weeks, and you have to earn a total of 100 Battle Pass tiers in order to get the maximum rewards. You start at tier one, and can increase in tier by completing challenges or levelling up to earn Battle Stars.

That’s where the challenges come in. Complete one and you’ll earn between five and 10 Battle Stars, and if you earn enough of them you’ll increase in tier. You can also earn Battle Stars by increasing your season level, and by owning a Battle Pass you’ll earn more XP anyway.

Get to tier 100 and the entire set of rewards is yours. This typically includes emotes, character skins, V-Bucks, XP boosts, sprays, loading screens, and harvesting tools.

Fortnite – What Are Drift & Road Trip Challenges?

The Drift & Road Trip Challenges replace the Carbide and Omega Challenges from Season 4 of Fortnite. Each of them provides cosmetic upgrades for the Drift and Ragnarok outfits respectively.

Drift Challenges

You earn Drift Challenge rewards by gaining various XP totals:

XP	Reward
10,000	Chest Cosmetic
25,000	Chest Cosmetic
50,000	Head Cosmetic
100,000	Back Cosmetic
200,000	Back Cosmetic / Rift Edge Harvesting Tool

Road Trip Challenges

You earn Road Trip Challenge rewards by completing all challenges from seven out of 10 of the seasonal Weekly Challenges. Beat all seven out of 10 and you unlock a further exclusive reward.

Challenge	Reward
Complete all challenges from any week	Cosmetic Upgrade
Complete all challenges from any 2 different weeks	Cosmetic Upgrade
Complete all challenges from any 3 different weeks	Cosmetic Upgrade
Complete all challenges from any 4 different weeks	Cosmetic Upgrade
Complete all challenges from any 5 different weeks	Cosmetic Upgrade
Complete all challenges from any 6 different weeks	Cosmetic Upgrade
Complete all challenges from any 7 different weeks	Cosmetic Upgrade / Mystery Item

Fortnite – Daily Challenges

Daily challenges change every 24 hours and provide you with three generally quick and easy challenges. Complete them and you’ll get a nice chunk of XP and Battle Stars.

Fortnite – When Do The Daily And Weekly Challenges Reset?

Daily and Weekly Challenges reset at different times and days. Please refer to the tables below for a full rundown:

Fortnite – Daily Challenges Reset Time And Day

Daily challenges reset daily at the following times:

Region	Time Zone	Reset Day	Reset Time
United Kingdom	BST	Daily	10am
Europe	CEST	Daily	11am
East Coast US	EDT	Daily	5am
West Coast US	PDT	Daily	2am

Fortnite – Weekly Challenges Reset Time And Day

Weekly challenges reset every Thursday at the following times:

Region	Time Zone	Reset Day	Reset Time
United Kingdom	BST	Thursdays	9 AM
Europe	CEST	Thursdays	9 AM
East Coast US	EDT	Thursdays	4 AM
West Coast US	PDT	Thursdays	1 AM

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