Exotic and desirable skins are nothing new when it comes to Fortnite, but recreating old multiplayer maps from famous franchises is something a bit different. Blood Gulch in Fortniteįortnite Chapter 2, Season 5 has been a wild time for surprises with Season 5 containing The Mandalorian, Baby Yoda, and Master Chief. We then got the official confirmation during the 2020 Game Awards that not only a skin was incoming, but that players will now be able to wage war in Halo’s treasured Blood Gulch map. If you’re of a certain age, you will fondly remember CTF on Xbox Live, back when Battle Royale was nothing but the name of a weird and violent Japanese movie.įortnite is free-to-play on PC via the Epic Games Store, PS5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Android.There had been some speculation that Halo was about to perform a sensational crossover with Epic Game’s Fortnite as the legendary soldier Master Chief’s skin was leaked prior to the announcement. Players will drop a flag when killed, resulting in some absolutely wild times. Once it’s finished loading, you will be able to step into the rift and start playing Halo within Fortnite.Ĭapture the Flag consists of two teams of six battling it out to return flags to their base. Interact with the rift so that you can change the destination, and then enter the code before hitting done. Once you have it, venture on over to Creative, launch a server, and then find a rift. To play Capture the Flag Halo mode in Fortnite Creative, you will need a code.
Following the crazy reveal that Master Chief is now a Fortnite skin, which continues to show that Epic are open to so many opportunities for crossover, you can now also take a step back in your childhood and play on the Blood Gulch map within Fortnite.Īvailable as part of Fortnite Creative, which is separate to Battle Royale and Save the World, players can descend on the iconic Blood Gulch map from the earliest Halo games to take part in Capture the Flag, another iconic part of the Halo series.
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