There’s a pretty sick new Fortnite Creative 2.0 map that’s getting a lot of attention this week, and for good reason. Lucky Block Arena Free For All Maps by Rafa To Ja is a refreshing remix of the old Creative Formula.
Fortnite’s Creative 2.0 with Fortnite’s Unreal Editor is still new, so creators continue to explore what exactly they can do with it. Right now, most Fortnite Creative maps made in UEFN are pretty much the same kind of stuff the creators made before, but with new features that weren’t possible before. is more evolution than the previous revolution. Lucky Block Arena is a quality example of that sort of thing.
You and other players will spawn in your own floating platform above the arena, a format favored by the creators of Fortnite in games of all kinds. Usually these include buildings, but not Lucky Block Arena.
What’s revolutionary about this map is how it changes the standard creative deathmatch formula. In many deathmatch maps, you start with blue quality guns and beat other players to earn coins and purchase better guns from numerous vending machines (such as The Pit). But in Lucky Block Arena you can’t choose which gun to use.
Instead, use coins from defeated enemies to open boxes that give you random guns. You can choose the quality you want. The higher the quality, the more coins you will need. You can also open boxes containing gadgets and other items. On top of that, when you dive into the free-for-all arena, you’ll find his box of various power-ups, such as his damage multipliers. And there are certainly other surprises, such as the occasional appearance of low-gravity regions.
This may sound incredibly unimpressive, but that’s because this map is largely a quality of life evolution beneath the surface. These boxes are custom assets that do things that older creative tools can’t do. They haven’t done anything particularly shocking or surprising, but basically Rafa To Ja had to invent them (or borrow the idea from someone).
Beyond that, Lucky Block Arena is a simple, well-designed free-for-all map that is fun to play. So unlike many of the newer Creative 2.0 maps, this one is actually practical, fun, and has become a long-term community favorite, rather than an entertaining tech demo like most other Creative 2.0 maps I’ve seen. may become. far.
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