It's almost time for a new PlayStation Cup in Fortnite, with the return of construction! You can enter June 24-26 for a chance to win a portion of the $116,750 prize pool.
No World Cup this year but competitions with cashprize despite everything!
Last May, during the FNCS Seasonal Grand Finals, Epic Games took the opportunity to announce with great fanfare its very first official "in-person" Fortnite tournament since the start of the pandemic. Very good news on paper, but which all the same had a bitter aftertaste for many pros and fans, since instead of a World Cup in good and due form, the publisher announced the holding from FNCS Invitational. The big event will be held on November 12 and 13 in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, and will invite the best players from around the world. We therefore note that this Invitational will be global and in duo.
But in the meantime, know that other Cups are organized in-game on Fortnite for the greatest pleasure of players (pro or not). Be careful though, this new Cup is only available on PS4 and PS5 consoles.
June 2022 Cup format and details
- Event Dates : June 24-26
- Where : Go to the Competitive tab of the game on PS4 and PS5
- Cash prize: $ 116,750
- Prerequisite : have activated two-factor authentication on the Epic account and have a level 50 account
- Format : Solo over three rounds
- Authorized building
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Prizes and Official Rules
Round 1 is an open competition where you have three hours to earn as many points as possible in a maximum of 10 games. Players who score at least 8 points in round 1 receive the Constellations skin in-game. Only the top 1000 solo players from each region can participate in round 2, then the top 100 from each region can participate in the round 3.
Round 3 takes place in 6 parts. The top players in round 3 get a prize in each region.
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