BLAST and Epic Games Team Up to Make November Even More Exciting for Fortnite Fans

2021 has been a fantastic year for Fortnite fans, as it brought forward amazing content updates with each season. Epic Games has now come up with yet another fantastic surprise to close out the year. Season 8 has just entered the fray and it will most likely be the last one for the year.

The studio, in partnership with Blast, has taken up the mantle to produce Fortnite Championship Séries. The upcoming championship series will carry a massive prize pool of $5 million that will be shared by the players all over the world in the Grand Battle Royale. The organizers will host 2 qualifying events in November, which will pay for the competitors to take part in the biggest Battle Royale tournament.

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Fortnite is about to host the biggest Battle Royale tournament of 2021

According to a report by News.Cision, the tournament is going to take place over the course of the next few weeks. The first qualifier will take place from November 11 to November 14; this section of the tournament won’t be streamed live and the players will have to follow their favorite players and content creators to watch the action.

Fans will witness two brand new additions to the tournament in player cams and a Hype show. The organizers have planned to host a live hype show, which will take place on November 19 before the finals go live. Only the top 33 teams of the world will stand a chance to pick cash prizes in their respective regions.

You can head over to the official website of the Fortnite Portal to learn more about the tournament and how it will place over the course of new few weeks.

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The tournament’s organizer, Nicolas Estrup, VP of Product at BLAST shared his thoughts about the new partnership and how proud he feels to be in business with Epic Games.

“We are delighted to once again work with Epic Games and the Fortnite team on another enormously important and innovative tournament, in the FNCS Grand Royale. We were really proud of being part of creating and running the All-Star Showdown concept and production back in June. This month’s end-of-year event will be further testament to the incredible synergy we’ve built up between the two companies over this time and the combined ambition in how we bring Fortnite to life competitively for the community.”

What do you think about this partnership? Are you looking forward to the upcoming FNCS to close out 2021?

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