Epic will not reinstate Fortnite's Playground mode until next week

A brand new message has appeared in Fortnite's news section confirming the time and date for the long-awaited rocket launch. With the one-time event now over, let's discuss the changes it made to the Battle Royale map. Whether that somewhere is indeed Anarchy Acres remains to be seen. They don't have any known effect in terms of gameplay, but they serve as a great reminder of an event that has now passed.

Some of the more inventive additions to Fortnite have been causing Epic a fair bit of trouble over the last month or so, and less than 24 hours after adding the Playground limited time mode into Fortnite, Epic have now removed it to try and resolve various issues.

If you're invested in the game, it sounds like you won't want to miss this.

We had already heard the rumors around the Internet about the clock winding down, and that it had something to do with the rocket that's been sitting in the silo east of Snobby Shores since the beginning of season four. It's preempted by a double XP event happening now through July 2.

Australia 0 Peru 2
That is the only change to the Socceroos team following their 1-1 draw with Denmark in Samara in their last game. The former Watford loanee will be looking to get on the score sheet and restore some national pride for Peru .

The same way that an incoming meteor marked the end of Season 3 and big changes coming to the map, the missile has lots of people anxious that the launch - and impact - could alter a substantial area of the map for the conclusion of Season 4.

Fortnite Battle Royale is a free-to-play game now available on PS4, Xbox One, PC, Switch and iOS.

The development team have now confirmed that fans will have to wait until later today (June 29) to hear more on when the popular LTM will be coming back on PS4, Xbox One, PC, Switch and iOS.

It was not Ninja or Myth with a brilliant display of marksmanship to set the record, rather it was a random person who happened to take advantage of unsuspecting players during the rocket launch viewing party.