Epic Games has rolled out a significant update to the Fortnite Island Creator Rules, introducing fresh guidelines that impact how creators design and share content. Announced recently, these changes aim to foster a safer, more consistent experience for players across all platforms while clarifying the use of intellectual property.
Key Changes to Fortnite Creator Policies
The latest update brings several crucial adjustments for island creators in Fortnite. Notably, new Squid Game Brand and Creator Rules have been added, setting specific boundaries for using this popular IP. Additionally, creators are now explicitly barred from recreating Epic-owned assets like Battle Royale season content not available in Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN).
Ensuring Safety and Fair Play
Among the updated rules, there’s a strong emphasis on maintaining a welcoming environment. Guidelines prohibit content tied to violence, bullying, intolerance, or gambling, ensuring islands remain safe spaces. There’s also a push for cross-platform compatibility, meaning all creations must be playable on every Fortnite-supported device.
What’s New for Monetization?
Monetization gets a spotlight too, with clearer rules on engagement payouts and the Support-A-Creator program. Creators can include commercial content, but they must adhere to strict disclosure requirements for paid promotions. This balance aims to support creators financially while keeping transparency with players.
For the full breakdown, check out the official rules on the Fortnite Creative page.