Watch Fortnite's Cube Event Live Here

We Need to Talk About Kevin.

News by Hirun Cryer, Staff Writer

Updated on 4 November 2018

Fortnite’s Cube, otherwise known as “Kevin”, is changing today in a big way. Epic previously announced that today on November 4, at exactly 10 am PT/1 pm ET, there’ll be a special, one time only event in Fortnite Battle Royale.

In the announcement that you can see just below from Epic, the event will be centering around the Cube (Kevin). What will Kevin be up to when the timer runs out? Right now, nobody can say for certain.

The Cube's power has overwhelmed the playlists. Stay in-game and be in-match to witness the one-time event occurring at 1 PM ET (6 PM UTC).

Remember to log in and have your game open early to avoid any potential queue times. pic.twitter.com/xXdarvVt0X
Fortnite (@FortniteGame) November 4, 2018

In order to witness this special event in Fortnite, you have to be in-game, either alive or spectating, at precisely 10 am PT/ 1 pm ET. Don't have access to Fortnite at the required time? Never fear, you can follow the event as it unfolds in the stream below:

In other Fortnite-related news, the challenges for the previous week are all still available to be completed. For a complete recap of the week’s tasks, check out our Fortnite Week 6 Challenges guide.

Hirun Cryer

Staff Writer

Hirun Cryer is by far the most juvenile member of USgamer. He's so juvenile, that this is his first full-time job in the industry, unlike literally every other person featured on this page. He's written for The Guardian, Paste Magazine, and Kotaku, and he likes waking up when the sun rises and roaming the nearby woods with the bears and the wolves.

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