Will Kratos return to Fortnite? Rumours explained
radiotimes.comFortnite skins come and go on a regular basis, so it's a big deal whenever a specialist one returns – especially if it's Kratos from God of War, who hasn't appeared in the game for more than three years.
Developer Epic Games might not have officially announced anything at the time of writing, but that hasn't stopped fans from getting overly excited about the spartan warrior's potential comeback.
For anyone who missed out on the skin the first time, this looks to be a rare second chance to nab it.
With rumours, reports and leaks circling the web, speculation has continued to mount. Is it just the Kratos skin? What about the bundle? How long will it be available? When will it be available? So many questions are looming.
So, with that, we've rounded up a good chunk of the rumours and tried to break them down to answer whether Kratos is actually returning to the world of Fortnite. Head below for the full details.
Several well-known Fortnite 'leakers' – most notably, Hypex and ShiinaBR – have discovered in the Fortnite API that the Kratos bundle has been added in the latest update. This was then corroborated by Fortnite News.
This seemingly suggests that the Sony mascot will be available to claim once again from the item shop.
The bundle will feature the Kratos skin, the Leviathan Axe Pickaxe, the Guardian Shield Glider, the Mimir Back Bling and the Freezing Burst emote.
It was originally added in Chapter 2 Season 5 for 2,200 V-Bucks.
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No release date or announcement has been made by Epic Games yet, and we expect the skin to simply be added back into the item shop without a big announcement.
Since the first God of War was released on 20th April, that's as good a guess as any. That said, we expect Kratos to be added earlier than that, so potentially in
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