Platforms like Fortnite and Roblox are part of a future led by user-made experiences, which could turn game development into something akin to Youtube.

In 2019, Epic Games had an ambitious plan to allow gamers and devs to make custom content to sell in Fortnite's in-game store.

Steal the Brainrot, a ripoff of a popular Roblox game, was briefly Fortnite's most popular mode over the weekend.

Fortnite is undergoing some changes in the way it presents its user-created content, and they're going to look very familiar to Roblox users.

With dozens of games that copy Epic Games' success, or at the very least are inspired by it, Games Like Fortnite have become a significant trend in Roblox.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has revealed that Epic will, later this year, release the Unreal Editor for Fortnite. "The full capabilities that you’ve seen [in Unreal Engine] opened up so that ...

Roblox skyrocketed to a huge debut week on PlayStation, ranking 3rd in a percentage of PlayStation players who played the game at least once, according to Circana.

A reader argues that declining sales for consoles is because children are no longer interested and instead distracted by Minecraft, Fortnite, and Roblox.