"Ever since Disney invested $1.5 billion in Epic Games to build a "persistent universe," there's been very little indication as to what that may eventually look like. But the latest collaboration between the two companies might be the biggest hint yet - and it looks a lot like Disneyland."
"On November 6th, Disney is launching a new Fortnite Creative island called Disneyland Game Rush. It's essentially a minigame collection, with each of the seven games based on a Disney parks attraction, all connected by a hub area that's reminiscent of the theme park. Disney says it'll be available for "a limited time.""
"I had a chance to check out most of the games ahead of time and it's all relatively simple stuff. There's a Haunted Mansion game where you can explore the space to find coins and secret areas, and a Spider-Man-themed shooting gallery where you're blasting away robot spiders."
Disney invested $1.5 billion in Epic Games to build a persistent universe, and the companies have continued their partnership. On November 6, a new Fortnite Creative island called Disneyland Game Rush launches as a minigame collection. Seven games are each based on Disney parks attractions and are connected by a hub area resembling a theme park. Examples include a Haunted Mansion game with coins and secret areas and a Spider-Man-themed shooting gallery where players blast robot spiders. Minigames are queued at random during play. The island is available for a limited time.
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