Fortnite is undergoing some changes in the way it presents its user-created content, and they're going to look very familiar to Roblox users.

In 2019, Epic Games had an ambitious plan to allow gamers and devs to make custom content to sell in Fortnite's in-game store.

Roblox has landed itself in hot water with viral TikTok choreographer Kelley Heyer, as she's filed a lawsuit against the platform for using her dance without permission.

Roblox is a platform that allows users to create games of any genre. Most creators make games that they have grown up playing. Others recreate games that are the talk of the town.

With dozens of games that copy Epic Games' success, or at the very least are inspired by it, Games Like Fortnite have become a significant trend in Roblox.

However, Bloomberg reports that Fortnite still lags behind Roblox, which paid creators $741 million in 2023 and grew its player base by 24 percent last year compared to Fortnite's 15 percent.

The IRS removed wording that said Americans needed to disclose Fortnite and Roblox virtual currency.

Though the two aren’t direct rivals in the traditional sense, Fortnite is heavily focused on its Epic-crafted battle royale mode while Roblox is more of a massively diverse collection of fan ...