When is the next Lego Fortnite update?

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The V29.10 update dropped on March 26, adding a whole host of vehicles for players to build. It's called the Mechanical Mayhem patch, which also addresses some of the more persistent bugs that've been present since launch. Expect to unlock new vehicle parts which can be used to get around in style. The new Hauler can be used to move resources across large distances too, making it extremely useful for setting up new camps.

Lego Fortnite launched late last year, and ever since, has been regularly updated with new content. We've seen vehicles added to the game, as well as a steady stream of new Outfits and items to keep players ticking over.

In many ways, Lego Fortnite is considered a separate game from the base Fortnite battle royale experience. While it may live inside Fortnite's launcher, it offers a very different experience that's more akin to a survival-crafting game like Minecraft.

Players start out with nothing and must farm resources to gradually build up their Camp, unlocking new items and technology in the process. In our initial Lego Fortnite review, we praised the game's devilishly more-ish progression loop, as well as its gorgeous open-world design.

Here's when to expect the next Lego Fortnite update, as well as some info on what was added in the most recent patch. Expect this page to be updated regularly, given how often Epic Games continues to tweak the brick-based survival game.

Epic Games has yet to reveal the next major update for Lego Fortnite, which makes sense as we had one so recently (March 26). Lego skins continue to arrive in-game regularly however, with the most recent being the Aiphorian and Eclipse styles in collaboration with Nike. There's also a skin from the upcoming Free Guy movie, so expect plenty more collaborations in the coming weeks.

On March 26, 2024, Lego Fortnite added the Mechanical Mayhem update. This introduces a whole host of new vehicles into the game, as well as some new Styles and Skins. Here's a brief overview of what was