Fortnite introduces age limits due to new overt sexual skins

Fortnite introduces age limits due to new overt sexual skins

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17 july

Epic Games has released two new images for Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy in Fortnite, which have already sparked heated discussions online. The character design was so provocative that users compared it to the aesthetic of Stellar Blade.

Due to their candor, skaters have been given an age limit: they cannot be used in modes with ratings below 13+, including LEGO Fortnite. This decision highlights the unusual level of content sexualization in a "royal battle."

Despite the controversy, the novelties are in great demand. Each skate will cost players 1,500 V-bucks. You can only buy them before July 30. Experts predict that these images will be among the best-selling in game history, despite criticism from those who consider such a "beach" style inappropriate for Fortnite’s audience.

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