The greatest Fortnite Creative 2.0 map codes to play right now

Fortnite Creative 2.0 is revolutionizing the gaming experience by providing players with more immersive options. In recent months, we have tested and compiled the top map codes for players to enjoy.

For years, devoted players of Fortnite have been using Creative mode to design and develop imaginative maps and experiences. With the recent release of Creative 2.0, also known as Unreal Editor for Fortnite, these maps have been taken to the next level in terms of visual appeal and gameplay.

Included below are several exceptional Fortnite Creative 2.0 map codes, ranging from a desert shoot-out inspired by Call of Duty to an escape room set in outer space, and even an open-world pirate adventure.

Deserted Domination

If you’ve ever imagined a combination of Fortnite and Call of Duty, Deserted: Domination is the closest representation. This multiplayer game mode involves capturing three zones on a desert-themed map that resembles a CoD environment. Additionally, players have the option to select from a variety of pre-made loadouts after being eliminated, making it an ideal opportunity to practice with different weapons.

Forest Guardian: 0348-4483-3263

This map, although brief, evokes the same feeling as fantasy-action games such as Kena Bridge of Spirits. Its stunning visuals take you through an enchanted forest where you fight off wolves and eventually encounter a massive dragon. As previously mentioned, while it may be short, it serves as an excellent example of the potential for Fortnite Creative 2.0 maps in the future.

The Space Inside: 9836-7381-5978

The Unreal Editor allows players to create their own Escape Rooms in Fortnite Creative, which have become incredibly popular. You can now test out one such room, which features a variety of themed settings including a library and a spaceship. The room is designed to challenge your mind with trap doors, hidden switches, and walls adorned with spikes.

Atlas AND Battle Royale: 2179-7822-3395

The OG Fortnite map in Creative 2.0 — Epic Games / Atlas

Atlas Creative has successfully revived the beloved OG Fortnite map from Chapter 1 using the Unreal Editor. This means that players can now relive their favorite memories and visit iconic locations like Tilted Towers and Loot Lake. The previously encountered issues and bugs that hindered matchmaking have all been resolved, allowing players to fully immerse themselves in the OG Fortnite experience. So hop onto the Battle Bus once more and bask in the glory of the OG Fortnite map.

Rainbow Rush: 8892-9602-2793

PONZIP’s Creative 2.0 experience is gaining popularity as one of the leading driving games in UEFN. Inspired by the iconic Rainbow Road from Mario Kart, players navigate a challenging obstacle course with the Nitro Drifter. Each day, the top course times have the opportunity to win a constellation from the game’s creator, as shared on Twitter.

The Spectacular Super City

Spectacular Super City in UEFN — Epic Games

Experience the surreal world of New York City skyscrapers in this Creative 2.0 adventure by Drooft. Choose to be a hero or a villain as you spawn on the island and enter the Spider city. Utilize the Grapple Glove to swing through the city, bringing the thrill of the Spider-Man PS4 series to Fortnite. Take part in a thrilling Swinging Race with friends and earn generous amounts of XP as a prize.

Rocket Wars: 5196-0233-5799

SypherPK and Superjoy Studios have recently released Rocket Wars, an innovative adaptation of Zone Wars that takes place in zero gravity on the moon. Participants start from their rocket bases and are provided with various abilities and personalized emotes to utilize throughout the game. This marks the content creator’s first foray into UEFN, preceding his highly anticipated project, Project V, which is set to launch next year.

Doomsday Raid Boss Battle

Final Fantasy XIV map in Fortnite — Epic Games / Sig_Rem

The recently popular UEFN creation by Sig_Rem, known as the Doomsday Raid Boss Battle, is inspired by a Final Fantasy XIV-style boss raid. Players can join forces with up to 6 teammates on the map and take on a massive boss by choosing from three different weapons classes. The map’s graphics and gameplay have been meticulously crafted to resemble the original FFXIV raid.

Fortnopoly: 5068-0087-4348

Fortnopoly UEFN map — Epic Games / SquatingDog

Fortnopoly, designed by popular streamer SquatingDog, is a unique version of the iconic board game Monopoly that has garnered praise from both fans and Fortnite players. This impressive map combines the gameplay styles of Pit and Lucky Block, dropping players onto a realistic Monopoly board. Here, they have the option to select their desired arena and weapons for combat. Additionally, players can send opponents to jail and roll the dice to activate cool effects such as slo-mo, low gravity, and increased speed for a short time.

Tokyo Shinjuku Map: 2559-7059-6968

Tokyo Shinjuku map in Fortnite — Epic Games / Ka2aki86

Tokyo Shinjuku is an AI-generated map created by Ka2aki with the aim of giving players a similar gameplay experience to GTA V. Despite being compared to Los Santos, the map’s designer maintains that it was actually modeled after the photorealistic Shinjuku district in Tokyo. Players are able to explore the open world using various means of transportation such as cars, bikes, and even a Grapple Glove.

How to Play Fortnite Creative 2.0 Map Codes

To play a Fortnite Creative 2.0 map, you follow the same steps as playing a regular Fortnite Creative map: Press the ‘Change Mode’ button in the lobby and navigate to the Island Code tab where you can enter one of the map codes featured above.

Another way to locate them is by browsing the suggested maps on the Discover tab, although this may be slightly more challenging as not all maps are designated as Creative 2.0 or Unreal Editor creations. This makes it difficult to determine whether the map you are accessing is new or old.

Just a quick reminder, a lot of the Creative 2.0 maps available right now are still in the early development phase. It’s not uncommon to encounter bugs or have trouble getting certain features to work properly. If that happens, simply exit the map and try again at a later time.

We will continue to update this page with any new map codes that are released, so please check back periodically.