Fortnite Chapter 2 – Season 6 struck the game’s player base in early March with some fascinating Battle Pass additions. Epic Games was once capable to bring in Lara Croft from the Tomb Raider series and Raven from the DC Comics universe to increase interest throughout the board. The developers additionally inked a partnership with one of the world’s most well-known football stars.
NEYMAR JR IN FORTNITE SEASON 6
Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, better regarded as actually Neymar Jr, observed his way into Fortnite in advance of Chapter 2 – Season 6. How this got here to be is now not clear, however, the Paris Saint-Germain football club member has created a persona for himself in the gaming scene. He currently boasts 1.6M Twitch followers, which makes his presence in Fortnite a bit clearer.
The first Neymar teaser got here alongside Fortnite’s initial Battle Pass teaser. Unfortunately for followers of the footballer, his in-game cosmetics would no longer be available at launch. After a brief delay, Epic Games appears ready, and there is an official release date for the Brazilian star’s Fortnite skin.
NEYMAR JR TO RELEASE ON APRIL 27, WORLDWIDE REVEAL TRAILER TOMORROW
Fortnite’s Twitter account revealed the exciting news today with another Neymar Jr teaser trailer. It displayed what looks to be two different styles for the cosmetic. One closely resembles the football player’s real-life look, whereas the other looks similar to a wolf in its complete form.
The Neymar Jr cosmetic might have a built-in transformation, allowing players to switch between the two styles in-game. However, that is merely a theory at this point, as all leaks have been kept to a minimum. We know that Neymar Jr will grace players on April 27, and the worldwide reveal arrives on April 25 at noon EST.
Now we know exactly when to expect Neymar to hit Fortnite. If you’re unfamiliar, Neymar plays for the Brazil National Team and Paris-Saint Germain. Time named him one of the 100 most influential people in 2017. He captained Brazil to their first Olympic gold medal in men’s football at the 2016 Olympic Games. In 2020, he was also the world’s fourth highest-paid sports star.
