Epic Games comes with “Creator Economy 2.0”. With this, the company will pay 40 percent of net Fortnite sales to creators who create islands for the game. This also includes islands that Epic makes itself.

as part of Creator Economy 2.0Every month, Epic Games will distribute 40 percent of net Fortnite sales to all Island publishers. This amount is split between the independent island creators and the Epic Islands themselves, including the popular Battle Royale mode. Revenue comes from the Fortnite Item Shop and “most real money purchases”. According to Epic, the amount creators receive depends on the performance of the island. This takes into account factors such as popularity, commitment And the extent to which the islands attract new players. Users can Through the Creator portal Register in the program.

The payment program will be available as part of Fortnite Creative, which became available in 2018. This allows users to create their own “games and experiences” within Fortnite and then make them available in the form of islands. Previously, island makers could actually make money off their creations, in the form of Support-A-Creator. However, prior to this, players had to use an island creator code when making in-game purchases on the Fortnite Store, after which the creator would receive 5 percent of the purchase amount. With Creator Economy 2.0, creators automatically receive their share of sales.

On Wednesday, Epic Games also released He released a beta version of his Unreal Editor in Fortnite, which is available through the Epic Games Store. With this UEFN, island creators will have a lot more options for creating content for Fortnite. According to Epic, this editor has “many of the same features” that the same company uses to make Fortnite. Users can import their own assets using Unreal Editor, among other things. As part of the UEFN, Epic also releases the Verse scripting language. Epic announced the arrival of the Unreal Editor for Fortnite last week.