Does Lego Fortnite have splitscreen co-op?

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Lego Fortniteis a whole new survival crafting game that lives withinFortnite. You’ll get Lego versions of your favorite characters and will be tasked with starting a world. Monsters are around, so first on the itinerary is building a campfire, shelter, and some weapons.

LegoFortniteis now out, allowing players to jump into a huge open world where they’ll need to build to survive. There are Lego versions of many of your favorite characters, and even a handy tutorial to help get you started.

Now thatLego Fortnitehas been added to the ongoingBattle Royalegame, we can start looking at the finer details. Given that it’s a Lego product, many are wondering whether or notLego Fortniteoffers split-screen co-op. This is available in the main modes, so it follows that it’d work here.

Thankfully, we just got an update from Epic as to its plans on adding splitscreen co-op to Lego Fortnite, following a bunch of new content that was added into the game recently.

Here’s whether or not you can playLego Fortnitein split-screen co-op, and whatEpic Gameshas said about the future of this much-requested feature.

Does Lego Fortnite have split-screen co-op?

Unfortunately,Lego Fortnitedoes not currently have split-screen co-op. This is set to change on October 11, 2024, however, as part of the Halloween update. The news was revealed during theSony State of Playevent that aired on September 25, 2024. You’ll be able to play the full game side by side with a pal.

How to play Lego Fortnite splitscreen

As per theFortnite blog, here’s how to playLego Fortnitein split-screen, once it’s added tomorrow (October 11, 2024):

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