Fortnite Ballistic: Everything You Need to Know

Ballistic is Fortnite's new first person mode tactical 5v5 shooter game. See guides on Fornite Ballistic's weapons, flex gadgets, items, maps, as well as a list of recommended guides here!

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Fortnite Ballistic Weapons

Fortnite Ballistic features a diverse arsenal that combines iconic Fortnite guns and new weapons made for Fortnite Ballistic. Choose from a wide range of Assault Rifles, Shotguns, SMGs, Sniper Rifles, and Pistols!

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Fortnite Ballistic Flex Gadgets and Consumables

Players on each team can purchase Flex Gadgets and Consumables such as Proximity Mines, Bubble Shields, and Flashbangs which can have a huge impact on the outcome of a round.

Ballistic Flex Gadgets and Consumables

Fortnite Ballistic Map

Fortnite Ballistic will launch with the Skyline 10 map, a classic 5v5 battleground featuring distinct Attacker and Defender sides. Staying true to Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1's theme, Skyline 10 blends Japanese and urban aesthetics.

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Fortnite Ballistic Quests

Fortnite Ballistic has Daily and Ranked Quests. By completing the Fortnite Ballistic quests, you can gain XP to level up your Battle Passes!

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Fortnite Ballistic Patch Notes

As of December 2024, Fortnite Ballistic is still in early access. So, Epic Games will likely add more features to Fortnite Ballistic as time goes by.

Fortnite Ballistic Patch Notes

Fortnite Ballistic Available Platforms

All Regions Where Fortnite Is Supported

At launch, Fortnite Ballistic will be available on all platforms and in all regions where Fortnite is supported, except for South Korea and Russia. It is currently unclear when the mode will become available in these countries.

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Will Ballistic Include Ranked and Unranked Matches?

Both Unranked and Ranked matches will be available from launch. Unranked offers a more casual Fortnite Ballistic experience if you’re just looking to have fun with friends or try out the mode at your own pace.

Ranked is for those who want to test their skills against other players in a more competitive environment. Leaving a Ranked match will result in a rank penalty and a temporary ban from joining another match.

Will Cosmetics Work in Ballistic?

Fortnite Ballistic will support existing Fortnite Skins, Back Blings, Kicks, Wraps, Sprays, and Emotes. However, Pickaxes, Contrails, Instruments, Vehicles, and Jam Tracks will not work in the mode.

What Is Fortnite Ballistic?

First-Person 5v5 Tactical Shooter

Ballistic is Fortnite's first-ever round-based 5v5 first person game mode. If you have played games like Valorant or Counter-Strike 2, Fortnite Ballistic should feel familiar.

Two Teams: Attackers and Defenders

Players are divided into two teams: Attackers and Defenders. Attackers must plant a reality-tearing Rift Point Device at one of two sites on the map, while Defenders tries to stop the device from being planted and detonated.

Earn Credits to Improve Your Loadout

Every Fortnite Ballistic match starts with players equipped with a Ranger Pistol and 800 Credits. Credits are earned from scoring eliminations and planting the Rift Point Device.

Use your Credits to purchase additional items and weapons at the start of each round to bolster your chances of victory.

45 Seconds to Diffuse the Rift Point Device

The Rift Point Device takes 45 seconds to detonate after it’s planted. If it’s successfully defended, you’ll want to move a fair distance away or run the risk of being eliminated in the device’s blast radius. Getting eliminated by the blast means losing any gear you've acquired.

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