The TMNT Cowabunga event brought a lot of new things to the game, including interesting quests. A whole bunch of fans and gamers want to complete all the quests as soon as possible to get exclusiverewards related to the legendary Ninja Turtles. A significant part of such quests requires spending time on Creator Made Islands to gain experience here. Many people don’t understand what is a Creator Made Island inFortnite, so we’re here to explain it for you.
Fortnite: Creator Made Island Explained
If you’ve playedFortnitebefore, you may have tried playing not only Epic Games' official game modes like Battle Royale, Rocket Racing, orLego Fortnitebut also other community-created ones. There are a whole bunch of them, but even experienced gamers might not know that they are also called Creator Made Islands.
Creator Made Island are maps andmodes that were created by the community, meaning other players. If you have never played such modes or maps before, be sure to try it because sometimes it is even more interesting and exciting than the usual Battle Royale.
Compared to the official game modes, there are many more creative ones created by ordinary players. You don’t need to do anything special to play one of them. you may choose the desired mode and launch it directly in the lobby. Creator Made Islands, along with the official game modes, will be displayed in theFortniteDiscovery tab, which you can access by scrolling down while in the lobby.
Distinguishing between the official game modes and Creator Made Islands is extremely easy, as the first ones are marked with the Epic Games logo. This logo is displayed in the upper left part of the title image of each of the official modes. These modes are also easy to spot, as they are always placed in the first rows of theFortniteDiscovery tab. As mentioned above, there are not many official modes, but only 10, and you can find them all below:
So, all except these modes can be considered Creator Made Islands. On Creator Made Islands, you can find whatever you want, such ashorror maps, deathrun, hunger games, and anything else you can imagine. So, if you need to complete a quest related to Creator Made Islands, relax, go with the flow, and try playing on different maps to see which ones you like best.
