Lego Fortnite, although recently launched, has quickly gained immense popularity, with players diving into its adventure mode to build, survive, and explore a charming blocky world. Lego featuring Fortnite characters adds a delightful touch to the game.
Despite its connection to Fortnite, Lego offers a unique experience that is different from the original battle royale format. Players can tailor their experience by choosing between the challenging Survival mode and the more relaxed Sandbox mode.
Fortnite LEGO Kits: What are these?
Lego Fortnite Kits are bundles of structures, building components, and decorative items that players can acquire from the Fortnite Shop. Once you buy them, these kits become accessible in your LEGO Fortnite Build Menu. However, constructing these items in Survival worlds will require gathering resources.
When you purchase these kits from the Fortnite Shop, they magically appear in your LEGO Build Menu, waiting for your creative touch. To bring your imaginative constructions to life in the Survival worlds, you’ll need to gather resources. This adds an engaging challenge to the game, encouraging players to explore, gather, and strategize as they design and build their dream Fortnite.
So, whether you’re aiming to construct a towering fortress, a hideout, or an epic battleground, Lego Kits provide you with the tools and inspiration to turn your gaming visions into reality.
How to access LEGO Kits without buying it in Fortnite?
A Reddit post has gone viral for explaining a clever way to access LEGO kits in LEGO Fortnite. By inviting a player who owns the kits into your world, they can kickstart the build, which registers as an ongoing project in your game world. Once the other player leaves, you’re left with an unfinished structure that you can complete as you wish, as long as you have the necessary resources.
This setup not only lets players try out different builds and LEGO kits before buying them but also encourages teamwork and collaboration within the community. Players are actively engaging in the comments, seeking out others with specific building kits they need.
The LEGO update patch notes confirm that this feature is a deliberate addition by Epic Games, possibly to gauge player reactions to LEGO building kits. However, it may evolve based on user feedback and usage patterns in the future.
For now, players can easily explore LEGO building kits without buying them from the Item Shop, as long as they have a friend with the kits.
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