ConcernedApe, the creator of Stardew Valley, has expressed interest in collaborating with Fortnite to bring new characters, weapons, and features to the Battle Royale game. A potential collab between the two popular games could be in the works.
Epic Games has a track record of partnering with popular brands from the entertainment industry, such as Marvel and Star Wars, as well as incorporating characters from other popular games like Doom and Halo into Fortnite. This allows for the inclusion of iconic figures in the game.
Although there are occasionally themed collaborations, players are constantly seeking more crossovers throughout the season or in the form of cosmetic items. Nevertheless, Fortnite seldom partners with a popular game unless there is expressed interest from either the game’s fan base or creators.
The creator of the highly successful life simulation game Stardew Valley has expressed a desire to collaborate with Epic’s Battle Royale in order to introduce popular characters such as Pam, Abigail, and Sebastian as in-game skins.
Concerned Ape recently communicated to Fortnite YouTuber Panedwards that he has been working towards a collaboration between the two games. He mentioned his interest in bringing characters from Stardew Valley into Fortnite and suggested the addition of consumable items such as Stardrop or Joja Cola, as well as weapons like the Galaxy Sword or Slingshot.
The creator of ‘Stardew Valley’ aka @ConcernedApe has been trying to make a @FortniteGame collaboration happen and is open to anything. pic.twitter.com/wnaEfgIc5q
— Panedwards (@Panedwards_YT) August 26, 2024
The announcement from the creator of the life-sim title, Stardew Valley, was met with excitement from fans who eagerly expressed their enthusiasm for the potential crossover.
One person suggested, “While it would be amusing to see Pam in Fortnite, I prefer the concept of Abigail and Sebastian teaming up for Battle Royale. This could emphasize that they are playing it as a video game on an arcade or console (instead of actually shooting people), and that could be incredibly entertaining!”
One person suggested, “Perhaps he should design a Stardew Valley-themed map for Fortnite as a way to persuade Epic to collaborate with a crossover.”
Despite the fact that Stardew Valley’s characters are in a 2D pixel graphic style, there were doubts about how it would merge with the 3D imagery used in Fortnite.
Nevertheless, it would be wonderful to witness the outcome of this collaboration, especially since Fall Guys Beans was integrated into Fortnite as an obstacle course, incorporating UEFN and Battle Royale, which initially seemed impossible.
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