How to Play Fortnite Save the World

Fortnite Battle Royale came along out of the blue when it was released, as Epic Games had different plans in their minds. Save the World, even though it might be the central mode for Fortnite, has been shown to be side content since it hasn't been able to attract enough players to make it relevant. Still, this is an awesome mode that many want to play.

This tutorial will go over how to play Save the World with Fortnite players and list all the reasons why one should do so, so they can decide if the game is right for them.

The Fortnite Game: How to Win by Saving the World

Of course, that never happened. Save the World was supposed to be free-to-play when Fortnite left early access, but it got a proper release in June of 2020, and it remains available only to those who purchase it.

For $18.49, the Ghoul Punk Pack is available with Save the World included at Fortnite Item Shop's Special Items & Bundles. You can also buy Save the World on the official website or through the Epic Games Store. Just a couple of weeks into Chapter 6 of Season 1, the Ghoul Punk Pack will no longer be available December 11, 2024 at 00:00 UTC.

There are no added discounts or advantages for those fans who already have Save of World and would like to purchase the Ghoul Punk Pack, besides the V-Bucks contained therein.

The following can be acquired in Fortnite with the Ghoul Punk Pack:

Access to the Save the World PvE Campaign

Discouraging Penny Outfit

Poor Penny's Back Bling LEGO Set

Back Bling in Casket

Defiant Axe

Rotten Penny Challenges—finish the daily quests for Save the World, which can grant you up to 1,500 V-Bucks.

Before players can gain access to the Rotten Penny Challenges, they need to finish the Save the World Campaign mission called Homebase Stormshield Defense 3.

You can play Save the World only on PC, Xbox, or Playstation. Similar to Fortnite Battle Royale, this title is not available on Switch or smartphone.

Is Fortnite Save the World Worth It?

Its art design is similar to Battle Royale, but Save the World is a tactical zombie base defense game, so it really is pretty different. Teaming up in a PvE match with other players enables the user to do quests, opens up more worlds, and acquires equipment. The horde and storm pose a threat to each player's home base that he or she must defend. The players will have to build and place traps, scavenge for the best armament they can find, and recruit other survivors they meet while performing the main story in an attempt to defend their base.

Save the World, developed by the same team behind Fortnite Battle Royale and other metaverse content like LEGO Fortnite and Fortnite Festival, might be somewhat fun at the beginning. Still, eventually, the missions start to become repetitive, events rarely get updated, and even less worth your time.

One more way to get V-Bucks for Battle Royale was to purchase the Founder's Pack before Save the World left early access. There were a few other ways this was possible: daily tasks, collection book, and daily login prizes.

Founders are now only able to earn V-Bucks by completing daily missions or missions that reward timed items. This will no doubt disappoint players who have purchased the Founder's Pack for returning to the game after long periods of time to find these features gone. Unless they had purchased the Ghoul Punk Pack, anyone who had purchased the game after it left early access would not have any access to V-Bucks.

Even though Founders no longer receive any V-Bucks coming from Save the World, this is still a good way to level up in Fortnite since it has gotten really hard these couple of years to level up in Battle Royale. If you want to level up fast in Fortnite and finish the Battle Pass, you should know finishing Save the World missions gives loads of Battle Royale XP.

Save the World is a matter of personal opinion; this depends on the gamer and their favorite genres of play, with what they want to achieve. The following will be what Save the World shall have to offer in 2024:

Zombies, bases, strategy games with 1,500 V-Bucks daily missions-for founders only, experience points for battle passes, and much more!