My modest campsite would start to expand by the end of my demo when a nonplayable character (NPC) showed up and said they’d be willing to move into my budding town if I could build them a bed. I’d soon build an ax to help me chop down trees for more wood and a broadsword that I could use to slash enemies (with some simple one-button attacking, blocking, and dodge rolling). It wasn’t long until I built a campfire, crafting bench, a grill that could turn raw ingredients into meals, and a lumber mill that could turn tree branches into planks and rods. The more I collected, the more recipes I began to unlock. At first, all I could do was gather food, wood, and rocks. It comes with a survival mode, where players need to manage hunger and health, as well as a freeform sandbox mode. Players can share their specific seeds with one another and collaboratively build together. Players are dropped into a procedurally generated map, consisting of three biomes, that’s 20 times the size of Fortnite’s usual play space. Lego Fortnite is an entirely separate game from the core battle royale, and it’s much bigger in a lot of ways. Fortnite’s new modes are fun, but don’t sleep on Battle Royale’s great updateįortnite’s Rocket Racing is so fun, it could have been its own gameĭragon’s Dogma 2 delivers exactly what you’re expecting: more Dragon’s Dogma
