Fortnite first-person mode rumor pops up again
"The same reliable source confirmed it to me"
Another day, another Fortnite dataminer leak – and this one once again purports that a Fortnite first person mode is coming to Epic Games' battle royale.
"Fortnite's First Person mode is finally coming in NEXT SEASON," announced renowned Fortnite dataminer and leaker, Hypex, over the weekend. "The same reliable source confirmed it to me & @ShiinaBR, and now @GMatrixGames & @iFireMonkey got confirmation from their side too."
This latest report follows rumors at the end of January which also suggested that Fortnite could be in line for a first-person mode after files were discovered buried in a new update. What's particularly interesting this time around, however, is that Hypex doesn't just attribute this latest report to datamining – they insist that a "reliable source" has confirmed that the mode is coming.
Fortnite's First Person mode is finally coming in NEXT SEASON 🔥The same reliable source confirmed it to me & @ShiinaBR, and now @GMatrixGames & @iFireMonkey got confirmation from their side too. pic.twitter.com/SASj2E6TRSMarch 4, 2023
Will it be permanent? Will it be a limited-time mode? Right now, no one knows, and it all could still be a mistake or a hoax, of course.
But with Season 4 Chapter 1 expected to come to an end next week on Wednesday, March 8, we may find out more when Chapter 2 goes live shortly thereafter. As always, we'll keep you posted as and when we find out more.
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Vikki Blake is 12DOVE's Weekend Reporter. Vikki works tirelessly to ensure that you have something to read on the days of the week beginning with 'S', and can also be found contributing to outlets including the BBC, Eurogamer, and GameIndustry.biz. Vikki also runs a weekly games column at NME, and can be frequently found talking about Destiny 2 and Silent Hill on Twitter.
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