For over 5 years, Arthur has been professionally covering video games, writing guides and walkthroughs. His passion for video games began at age 10 in 2010 when he first played Gothic, an immersive ...

The Recurve Crossbow in Lego Fortnite is one of the many weapons you can create and use to defend yourself or your villagers. This particular weapon is well suited to ranged combat, which is useful if ...

Zunair Shafiq has been writing and gaming since he was a kid and now spends most of his time combining the two. He wants to play every game, good or bad, but has a soft corner for Simulation and ...

How do you craft Lego Fortnite wool fabric in a loom? You might have the clothes on your back, but you're going to need to find fabric if you want to survive the wilderness in Lego Fortnite. Luckily, ...

Blocky fish lurk in the waters. With the amount of water on the LEGO Fortnite map, it’s hardly surprising that fishing has finally made its way into the game. In order to fish, you need to craft a ...

The Pressure Plate in LEGO Fortnite is the latest toy introduced as part of the v30.40 update alongside major features such as the Battle Bus station and new vehicles. The Pressure Plate is an ...

Crafting a Shortsword in Fortnite Lego is probably one of the first weapons you will create while learning about building and surviving in your own world. This sword may be small, but it's definitely ...

Craft Plates are spots where characters must build Lego items through playing a minigame. Craft plates show up in the Chapters as well as in Side Quests in the Hub World. When a characters stands on a ...

Ride your very own LEGO vehicle. Wheels are just one of many items that you can create in LEGO Fortnite to progress your world. By learning how to make them, you’ll be able to roll your way through ...

LEGO Fortnite is a brand-new game mode added to Epic Games’ battle royale, and in this survival-crafting spin-off, you’ll be adventuring around as a blocky, LEGO character who’s attempting to start ...

A study based on 47 million galaxies found that the cosmic web retains patterns on enormous scales, which could force a reevaluation of a pillar of cosmology.