Fortnite Patch 21.10 – New major location and Naruto skins are now available

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The update in Fortnite will see changes to the map and new Naruto skins will also make their way into the Battle Royale.

Fortnite is getting a new update on Tuesday and it’s bringing some new content to the game. Patch 21.10 is said to have plenty of new skins and cosmetic items in store. The collaboration between Fortnite and Naruto will be expanded with the update.

The crossover between Naruto and the Battle Royale goes into the next round. With patch 21.10, four new skins from the anime appear in the game. Gaara, Itachi, Hinata and Orochimaru are now available in Fortnite. There are also more cosmetic items to go with the characters. There is Gaara’s Sand Cloud as a glider that can only be used by him.

The Battle Royale doesn’t seem to have had enough of Star Wars either. There are imperial camps on the map where the players can find a new chest. It contains either the lightsaber of Darth Vader or Obi-Wan Kenobi. The saber can be thrown by Fortnite fans like a boomerang.

Even the map has changed once again with patch 21.10. First the massive reality tree in Fortnite grew with the launch of Season 3 of Chapter 3 and now more changes are happening above it. At the Logjam Lumberyard location, a small reality tree has also been growing since the update, which means that all the snow has disappeared around this area.

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