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Epic plans four monthly V-Bucks tiers, from 1,000 for 1–2 consecutive months to 1,600 for 12 or more.

Epic Games announced on November 3 that Fortnite Crew will undergo a major overhaul on December 5. The key changes: monthly Crew Pack outfits will be permanently discontinued, the OG Pass is being removed from Crew benefits and discontinued until late 2027, and in compensation, subscribers get more V-Bucks (tiered by subscription length, up to…

Epic have announced that their will be changes to Fortnite crew memberships beginning in December 2026. The monthly subscription service costs players £9.99/$11.99 per month and is also included in a Game Pass Ultimate subscription.

Epic Games is overhauling how Fortnite Crew works, increasing how many V-Bucks you can earn each month.

Epic Games is overhauling Fortnite Crew in December 2026, ending the OG Pass and monthly Crew Pack outfits while increasing monthly V-Bucks rewards to up to 1,600. Subscribers will also receive a 20% XP boost, with party members earning 10%. Players looking to supplement their in-game currency can also considerbuy FN Top Up options for…

Fortnite’s self-perpetuating freemium economy is built around several forms of transactions and subscriptions. The most prominent of these are the Item Shop, where you buy cosmetics piecemeal for V-Bucks, and the Battle Pass, which you buy once per season to gain access to a set sequence of unlockables by leveling up.

Fortnite players are withdrawing their financial support from Epic Games following the company’s controversial decision to embrace artificial intelligence, with one fan publicly cancelling their Crew subscription in protest.

At long last, Marvel’s Midnight Universe is finally here. With books in stores as of this past Wednesday (at Midnight, naturally), readers now have a better idea of what they’re in for with this dark new universe. Today at New York Comic Con, a lineup of creators behind the three titles offered more of a…

Netflix proved that rowing and romance are a match made in heaven with the new YA series “Crew Girl.” The Canadian production doubled its viewership in the second week following its release, locking in a renewal for Season 2. 

Pop star Taylor Swift debuted her newest music video on Sunday night at the MTV Video Music Awards. The video, which was for her song “Patient Zero,” starred Colin Farrell and Swift’s good friend Dakota Johnson, and it even featured a cameo from a former NFL MVP.