For months now,Fortniteplayers have been enjoying Marvel-themed cosmetics and challenges in what has been the game’s most in-depth crossover yet. However,Fortnite’s Marvel-themed Season 4 is finally coming to an end later today, with Galactus expected to consume the current battle royale map. What exactly is going to happen is unclear, butFortniteenthusiasts will want to be sure that they tune in to see the spectacle.
TheFortniteGalactus event start timeis 1:00pm PT. However, it’s likely that there will be a significant number ofFortniteplayers trying to log in to watch the Galactus event unfold, so those interested should make it a point to log in to the game at least an hour in advance. This should give them a much better chance of actually jumping into theFortniteGalactus event when it goes live so they won’t miss anything.
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What exactly is going to happen during theFortniteGalactus event is unclear, but it is expected to be one of the biggest season-ending events in the battle royale to date. What’s also unclear is whenFortniteSeason 5will start, though many expect the new season of the battle royale to kick off on Wednesday, December 2, perhaps following a short period of downtime.
While nothing official aboutFortniteSeason 5 has been announced by Epic Games, leaks have given fans an idea of what to expect. It’s believed thatFortniteSeason 5 will beStar Wars-themed, and more specifically, may be directly themed after the popularStar WarsTV seriesThe Mandalorian. SomeMandalorianskinshave already leaked for the game, indicating thatFortniteplayers will even be able to walk around with the adorableBaby Yodaby their side.
Before fans need to worry aboutFortniteSeason 5 and the changes it will potentially bring, they need to get through the Galactus event first. TheFortniteGalactus event start time is 1:00pm PT, and those that want to secure their spot should try to log in at least an hour or so in advance.
Fortniteis out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
