This year, almost everyone around the world has been difficult Fortnite offers fans the perfect way to say goodbye to 2020, thanks to a brand new Emote. The game’s new “Out with the Old” Emote allows players to get a little frustrated by popping a 2020 balloon and then replacing it with a shiny new 2021 balloon. U2 once said that “nothing changes on New Year’s Day”, but for those who just want a symbolic victory over this year, this Emote may just be the thing! The Emote can be purchased for $ 200 V.
A video of the Emote can be found in the Tweet below.
Say goodbye to 2020.
Get the Out with the Old Emote in the Item Shop now! pic.twitter.com/peqycrPgJA
– Fortnite (@FortniteGame) 29 December 2020
In addition to the new Emote, the Fortnite store also gave players the opportunity to acquire the Kratos skin again. The God of war star was added to the game earlier this month but was only available for a limited time. Those who missed it will definitely want to tighten the skin while it is available in the game. As with the previous version, Kratos is available in all versions of the game, despite the fact that God of the war is exclusive to PlayStation platforms.
While 2020 was a difficult year in most respects, it was a particularly good year for Fortnite fans! The game has seen a lot of exciting content throughout the year, including skins based on some of the most popular heroes and villains from the Marvel universe, a number of key in-game events, concerts and more! Chapter 2 Season 5 kicked off a few short weeks ago, with a theme based on the greatest hunters in the multiverse. This season is the addition of skins based on The Mandalorian, Halomaster’s head, and the aforementioned Kratos skin. It remains to be seen what Epic Games’s plans for 2021 will be, but it’s going to be tough to reach 2020!
Fortnite is currently available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC. You can see all our previous coverage of the game here.
Are you planning to buy the “Out with the Old” Emote? What do you hope to see Fortnite in 2021? Let us know in the comments or share your thoughts directly on Twitter at @Marcdachamp to play over everything that plays!