After that, the game is ready to move on to Fortnite Chapter 5. So Season 7 and 8 content will feature this week, with Season 9 and X content coming in next week. Unlike a typical season, however, Fortnite OG is only lasting a month, with these changes happening every week. The newest season of the game kicked off by bringing back Fortnite Season 5 and then moved on to Season 6 last week, and now it's time for Season 7 and 8 to make their joint return.įortnite OG takes players back to the glory days of 2018 by introducing weapons, areas, and mechanics from those previous seasons back into the game. The Fortnite Season 7 and 8 release date is set for Thursday, November 16, when planes and Pirate Cannons will make their way back into the game, thanks to Fortnite OG. Stay tuned.įollow us on 𝕏 ( and Instagram ( to keep up with the latest Fortnite news, leaks and more.Fortnite Season 7, and Season 8, are coming to Fortnite OG today, and here's the exact time that you'll be able to re-experience Chapter 1 Season 7.

The Chapter 1 Season 7 map, featuring the full iceberg biome Instead, the classic versions of Flush Factory, Shifty Shafts and Greasy Grove take their place. Interestingly, it looks like the OG Season won't feature the full iceberg biome, meaning some Season 7 locations will be missing, most notably Polar Peak and Happy Hamlet.

These 2019 POIs will arrive following the v27.10 and v27.11 updates later in the Season. Adding to this, it has been reported that the map will 'evolve' as the Mini-Season progresses, which explains the lack of the Season 8 volcano and Season 9 Mega Mall.

Image via StreamFNBRĪccording to data miners, the map leaked today is from version 27.00 of Fortnite, meaning we should see this exact Island on launch day. The latest 'Fortnite OG' leak doesn't stop at the Battle Pass - insiders have also shared images of the Battle Royale Island.

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