Things are about to get even more chaotic in Epic’s battle royale game, with developers finally being able to publish islands with Fortnite general physics. Ah, I can see it now, the soccer balls are going to be flying all over the place, as islands dedicated to the beloved sport are sure to pop up in troves.<\/p>\n
Epic originally released the feature earlier this year on Unreal Engine for Fortnite (UEFN), but developers couldn’t publish islands that use it until now. As part of the 37.30 Fortnite Ecosystem Update, Epic is enabling the publishing of physics-enabled islands through the beta. While I stand firm on a number of soccer games appearing in the firm of islands, puzzle games are also likely to show up with the use of physics, as players can move objects. Chaos is pretty much a guarantee with these experiences, and I can’t wait to see developers get creative with the Fortnite guns, too.<\/p>\n
However, there is a small caveat in that you can only use general physics if you develop your island on PC with UEFN, as it’s not available in Fortnite Creative, so you can’t play with science on Switch, PlayStation, or Xbox.<\/p>\n