"As demonstrated on social media by The Verge's Tom Warren, Fortnite's Xbox PC Store launcher almost immediately goes to an error message and a crash. Warren later noted that he applied an update to the game, and attributed the problem to "the typical Xbox PC launch woes." A player on X named Nick added that the Fortnite's initial download on his Xbox PC Store launcher had no audio and dropped frames. "Uninstalled and reinstalled after patch and now it doesn't work," added Nick."
"For now, the issue remains unresolved. In the meantime, Fortnite Crew was added to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate today. It gives Game Pass Ultimate subscribers the same benefits as a standalone Crew subscription, including access to the current battle pass, music pass, OG pass, Lego Pass, and a monthly stipend of 1,000 V-Bucks and a Crew skin for every month the subscription remains active."
Fortnite launched on the Xbox PC Store for the first time outside the Epic Games Store and immediately encountered significant technical problems. The Xbox PC Store launcher shows error messages and crashes, and some users reported downloads with no audio, dropped frames, and failed installs after updates. A pushed update appears to have overridden installations, reducing files to roughly 10MB and installing only executables while omitting binaries, preventing proper installation. The issue remains unresolved. Fortnite Crew was added to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate with battle pass and monthly V-Bucks benefits. Epic also teased Homer Simpson clones and plans to let creators sell islands and items for V-Bucks, raising monetization concerns for Creative.
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