Epic Games is expanding Fortnite's appeal by introducing Fortnite Ballistic, a team-based shooter aimed at fans of gritty first-person shooters like Valorant and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Released in early access, Ballistic features two teams—attackers and defenders—competing in industrial-themed maps. Despite some technical issues, the game shows promise with its precise shooting mechanics and strategic gameplay. Epic's strategy is to attract diverse gaming audiences by incorporating various genres into Fortnite's platform.
Epic Games is launching a new first-person mode for Fortnite called "Ballistic," set to debut in early access on December 11. This 5v5 competitive game mode features a round-based structure and a performance-driven economy similar to Counter-Strike, with no respawns between rounds. Players will be divided into attackers and defenders, aiming to plant or prevent the detonation of a Rift Point Device. Ballistic will launch with a single map and a limited set of weapons, positioning itself as a potential competitor to games like Counter-Strike and Valorant.
Epic Games is introducing a new first-person shooter mode in Fortnite called "Ballistic," which resembles games like Counter-Strike and Valorant. This 5v5 tactical game involves planting or defending a "Rift Point Device" and features round-based gameplay with gear purchases between rounds. Ballistic is part of Epic's strategy to diversify Fortnite's offerings, similar to Roblox, allowing players to explore various experiences while maintaining the core battle royale mode. The new mode launches in early access on December 11th, alongside the ability for creators to publish first-person experiences.
Apex Legends Season 17, Arsenal, will launch on May 9th with a new Legend, Ballistic, who has abilities suited for both ranged and close quarters combat. The update also includes map changes to World's Edge, a new weapon mastery system, and portable Evac Towers. The Firing Range has been overhauled, and the ping system has been reworked with new options for easier communication between squad members.
Apex Legends' Season 17 will introduce a new hero, Ballistic, who is a retired Thunderdome Games champ with anger issues and a love for wine. Ballistic decides to rejoin the Apex Games to keep his son out of the fights and show the young'uns how it's done. Season 17, titled Arsenal, will be released on May 9th.
Apex Legends is introducing a new character named Ballistic, an older fighter who was a star in the Thunderdome Games. Ballistic is described as a "disgraced legend" and is joining the Apex Games to spare his son from death in the arena. He is an Assault character and will be available in the game's upcoming season 17.
Apex Legends' Season 17 will introduce a new playable character, Ballistic, a disgraced Thunderdome Games champion who has become a recluse after the death of his teammate and brother-in-law. Ballistic's son qualifies for the Apex Games, prompting him to broker a deal with the Syndicate to resume his fighting career as long as his son never competes. The season will also feature an updated World's Edge map, an "evolved" firing range, weapon mastery, and changes to Ranked play.
