Fortnite Survey Hints at Possible New God of War Skin Coming to the Game

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A new Fortnite survey has revealed that God of War's Kratos may be returning to the game soon. This possibility would line up with the supposed theme of Fortnite's next season.

For the last couple of months, rumors and leaks have claimed that Fortnite's Chapter 5 Season 2 update, which is expected to launch soon on March 8, will implement a Greek mythology theme. This theme seems basically confirmed after Fortnite recently introduced an in-game event based on Pandora's Box, a popular concept from Greek mythology. It seems that Fortnite fans might see an additional, more modern idea added to the game that is inspired by the ancient tradition.

Established Fortnite leaker ShiinaBR explained that a new Epic Games survey asked about players' opinions on 2005's God of War. They further detailed that these surveys often ask about topics that are planned to be added to Fortnite as future collaborations, suggesting that the young Kratos character seen in the original game may be added to the battle royale in the future. The potential skin could be added as part of a new bundle in Fortnite's in-game shop or as part of a mid-season battle pass update that allows users to unlock him by completing various quests, similar to Fortnite's recent Metal Gear Solid collaboration. It seems unlikely that the new Kratos skin will be part of Fortnite's standard battle pass come next season, although it's still possible at this point.

Fortnite previously added a Kratos skin back in 2020 that was based on his appearance in recentGod of War games. The older Kratos skin hasn't been seen in Fortnite's shop in almost three years, making him a pretty rare commodity. The Kratos-themed bundle came with popular items from recent games such as the Leviathan Axe and Guardian Shield, so it seems likely that the next bundle could feature popular items from the 2005 title.

Kratos has undergone plenty of changes since his introduction almost 20 years ago. It seems that the new skin, which is still