Reading Time: 6 minutes Fortnite Toys and How to Send Gifts in Fortnite
If you are a boy mom, then you probably know about Fortnite. With the holiday season, many people are looking for Fortnite gift ideas, toys, and how to send gifts in Fortnite. This post will show you how to give gifts in Fortnight, but also ideas for great gifts for kids.
Gift Ideas: How to Send Gifts in Fortnite and Other Fortnite Toys and Gift Ideas
Honestly, I don’t know that much about the game Fortnite. Because of this, I had to do some research for this post. Of course, I ask my kids about the games they play, but I wanted to dig a little deeper.
What is Fortnite?
Fortnite is an online, multiplayer survival video game where 100 players compete to be the last one standing. It sounds very similar to The Hunger Games. There is a lot of strategies and quick thinking involved. And the big issue is there’s no pausing Fortnite. From a parent’s perspective, this is the most annoying part of the game.This shirt proves how much of an issue it is that you can’t pause Fortnite.
Fortnite gifts
Fortnite gifts and are one of the hot holiday gifts for 2018 since Fortnite is one of the biggest games on the internet. You can buy a V-bucks gift card here to use in Fortnite on any supported device!
Is Fortnite Free?
Fortnite Battle Royale is free, however, in order to succeed at the game, you’ll need to get loot that can be purchased with V-bucks, the in-game currency. To get the full version of Fortnite, you will have to pay around $42.
For this reason, Fortnite gifts are very popular gifts right now. You can gift items to your friends in Fortnite.
How To Send Gifts In Fortnite Battle Royale
Even though Fortnite Battle Royale is free, loot is a necessity to play the game competitively. Now, everyone wants to know how to send gifts in Fortnite to their friends.
Directly from the in-game menu, players can send other players gift items. In order to send gifts in Fortnite, go to the item shop and choose an item. Then, you can choose to purchase the item for yourself or as a gift. After that, you can pick who to send it to and even add a message. However, there are some restrictions, so if you have any problems figuring out how to give gifts in Fortnite, you can read more about gifting from Epic Games.
To learn more about how to send Fortnite gifts, check out the video.
Fortnite Gifts for Kids Ideas
If you want to give gifts outside of the game, then here are some other ideas for Fortnite gifts for kids.
Fortnite Blanket
For the Fortnite fan that likes to be warm and cozy, check out this blanket.
Monopoly: Fortnite Edition Board Game Inspired by Fortnite Video Game Ages 13 and Up
For the gamer that just can’t get enough Fortnite, there is now Fortnite Monopoly. In the Monopoly: Fortnite Edition board game you’ll find well-known locations as properties. Then, instead of Monopoly money, players earn Health Point chips.
Fortnite: Deep Freeze Bundle for PlayStation 4
With the Fortnite Deep Freeze bundle, you’ll get Frostbite Outfit, Freezing Point Back Bling, Chill-Axe Pickaxe and Cold Front Glider
and the free Fortnite Battle Royale game. In addition, it comes with 1,000 v-bucks.
How to Draw Fortnite: Learn to Draw Skins (Unofficial)
With this book, kids can learn how to draw 20 different Fortnite skins.
Fortnite: Floss Like A Boss Hoodie for Youth and Adult
FORTNITE (OFFICIAL): 2020 Calendar
This the official 2020 Fortnite Calendar from Epic Games, the makers of Fortnite.
More fun Fortnight toys and gifts
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