Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4: Collaborations, battle pass and everything we know
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 Override is set to launch on August 20, 2026, introducing players to a new Battle Pass. The map will experience significant revisions, with several points of interest being replaced by fresh locations. Fans will be thrilled to see the introduction of eight new Sprites, including Sonic and Tails, along with exciting new weaponry such as the 8-Bit Shotgun and Masamune…
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 Override is on the horizon, and players are eagerly awaiting the new content. The update is scheduled to launch on August 20, 2026, with a short downtime period starting at 2 AM ET, lasting approximately 6 hours. Season 3 quests and Sprite collection should be completed before the servers go offline.
The upcoming Battle Pass will feature characters Sonic and Geno as confirmed skins. Additional skins include Soldier, Warrior with Sword and Shield, Fighter inspired by Street Fighter, Kart Racer Girl, Tetris, and another unique Chapter 7 Season 4 skin. A new Sidekick will also be introduced with the Override Pass.
The Fortnite map will see some changes, with Calamari Canyon, Frosted Flats, and Sinister Strip being removed. New Points of Interest (POIs) will replace these areas, including Geno's HQ, Sonic Green Hills Zone, Temple, Spire, and Pac-Man Island. The new POIs will surround the Spire, which has replaced the Zero Point. No biomes are being removed, but a new biome has appeared in the center of the map.
Eight new Sprites will join the Override lineup: Bushranger, Sonic, Tails, Jazz Jackrabbit, Klombo, Killswitch, Crown, and an unknown Sprite. The Tails Sprite will allow players to glide in the air. New weapons and items based on the Gaming Legends theme will also be added to the loot pool, such as the 8-Bit Shotgun, HJSH-18 Masamune Assault Rifle, TKI-20 Shingen SMG, Sonic Spin Dash Mythic, Tetriminos Junk Rift, and Mega Man Mythic.
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