In the latest update for Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1, players can now use Fortnite Festival's instruments as both pickaxes and back blings, adding a unique twist to the battle royale experience. This exciting feature has been met with overwhelmingly positive feedback from the Fortnite community. To access this new functionality, players can simply navigate to their locker and select the "instruments" option, allowing them to sort and choose from a variety of instruments like microphones and guitars.
Fortnite Festival, a mode that many fans liken to the classic Guitar Hero franchise, has brought several innovative features to the game. Players can engage with licensed music and instrument cosmetics available in the Item Shop. The recent addition of local co-op to Fortnite Festival has further enhanced the gaming experience, allowing players to enjoy the mode with friends. Epic Games has also collaborated with major artists such as Snoop Dogg, Metallica, and Lady Gaga to promote this mode, enriching the game's content.
The update also introduces a crossover with Hatsune Miku, featuring multiple new outfits and instruments, further integrating the festival elements into the main game. When using an instrument as a pickaxe, it will vanish from the character's back and reappear upon switching to another item or weapon, providing a seamless transition within gameplay.
Alongside these musical enhancements, Fortnite's latest update includes new cosmetics for the Godzilla collaboration. Players can choose between pink and blue edit styles for Godzilla-themed outfits and unlock various accessories like a wrap, harvester, glider, and more by completing battle pass challenges. This diverse range of new content has fans buzzing with excitement about the possibilities within Fortnite's ever-evolving universe.
With the addition of new modes like Ballistic, LEGO Fortnite: Brick Life, and Fortnite OG in December 2024, Fortnite continues to captivate its audience with fresh and engaging gameplay elements. The ability to use festival instruments in new ways not only fulfills a long-standing community request but also adds a layer of creativity and fun to the game.