As any Fortnite player will tell you, looking good is an important factor on the battlefield… Well, maybe not really, but it is one of the only ways for Fortnite players to customize their avatars and stand out from the crowd. Fortnite Twitch Prime skins, which boast a purple and black theme, have now been released, and are available to Amazon Prime members at no additional cost.
Fortnite Twitch Prime Skins: When Do They Unlock?
Fortnite’s Twitch Prime Skins were released today, February 28th.
You may have already seen advertisements promoting the free Fortnite skins, but these were not supposed to go live quite so soon.
Fortnite Twitch Prime Skins: How to Get Amazon Prime Skins
To get the Fortnite Twitch Prime skins, you’ll need to be a member of Amazon Prime, and link that Amazon account to your Twitch account. Once the content becomes available, follow these instructions to link your accounts and claim the Fortnite Twitch Prime skins.
Here are the official instructions, as detailed over on Twitch:
- Go to twitchprime.com
- Click to connect your Amazon account to your Twitch account to access your benefits:
Once your Amazon account is connected, you will automatically have Twitch Prime and access to all Twitch Prime benefits!
Twitch Prime is included with Amazon Prime in the US, Mexico, Canada, Italy, France, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Spain, Japan, Singapore, Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Twitch Prime is included with Prime Video in over 200 other countries and territories.
Fortnite Twitch Prime Skins: What’s in the Prime Pack?
The Fortnite Twitch Prime pack contains two exclusive Battle Royale gliders and outfit, four exclusive Twitch chat emojis, and two exclusive heroes for Save the World.
The contents of the pack are listed in full below:
- Exclusive Battle Royale Havoc Outfit & Back Bling: Style on friend and foe with the Havoc outfit and his Back Bling.
- Exclusive Battle Royale Sub Commander Outfit & Slipstream Glider: Navigate the battlefield in the Sub Commander Outfit and Slipstream Glider.
- Exclusive Save the World Heroes: Even the mighty Smasher won’t stand a chance against Havoc and Sub Commando Jonesy.
- Exclusive Twitch Chat Emojis: Show your Fortnite pride with 4 exclusive Twitch chat emojis.
Fortnite Battle Royale Facts
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Fortnite Battle Royale Trivia
Here's what you didn't know about Fortnite Battle Royale! -
PUBG's creators have got beef with Epic.
PUBG creators Bluehole issued a press release stating they were unhappy with Fortnite devs Epic Games. Bluehole's Chang Ham Kim said that the company had compiled evidence of the similarities between the two games, saying that it would "contemplate further action." -
Fortnite is going to become an eSport.
eSports team TSM recently announced that they have a full competitive Fortnite team. This is another step towards Fortnite Battle Royale becoming a recognized eSport, with players soon able to duke it out for cash in a competitive setting. -
A LOT of people are playing it.
In January 2018 Fortnite passed 2 million concurrent players, and now has over 45 million players in total. -
It originally began as a co-op survival game.
Fortnite originally began as a sandbox co-op survival game, before Epic Games introduced a Battle Royale mode to it. This mode has gone on to be more popular than the base game. -
There's plenty more new modes to come.
Fortnite's Blitz mode is just one of many upcoming new modes for the game. Along with the previously debuted 50 vs 50 mode, a datemine revealed 'Faster Rings,' 'Lotsa Loot,' 'Rockets and Grenades,' 'Sneaky Silencers,' 'Snipers Only' and 'Take to the Skies.'
