
Fortnite Squid Game skins price, every cosmetic and how to get Twitch Drops
A fresh batch of Fortnite Squid Game skins have landed in Fortnite, marking the Netflix series' takeover of the Reload mode. The collaboration between Fortnite and Squid Game has kicked off, with the game ramping up its crossover efforts.
Since unveiling the series' presence in Fortnite's UEFN tools, players have been intrigued about what lies ahead for Squid Game 's role in the Battle Royale title, and it appears there's plenty in store. The guards and contestants from the show have made a grand entrance in a major new Fortnite Squid Game Reload takeover, transforming the Oasis map mode and introducing several new POIs entirely themed around the Netflix series.
This is one of Fortnite 's most significant crossovers recently, but it doesn't stop at the revamped mode. A host of new cosmetics are being introduced to keep players hooked, both through purchases and Twitch Drops, even as many continue to progress through the Super season Battle Pass.
So, how can you get your hands on all of them? Here's everything you need to know about the Fortnite Squid Game skins and cosmetics.
Fortnite Squid Game Skins
A new blog post has revealed that a massive collection of Squid Game skins will be available in the game from Tuesday, June 26 at 5pm PDT / 8pm EDT, and Wednesday, June 27 at 1am BST for UK players. The Fortnite Squid Game skins were announced by Fortnite in a blog post, with leakers like @ShiinaBR revealing their bundle prices in advance.
They've stated that the full bundle will set you back 3,000 V-Bucks, while the accompanying Gear Bundle will cost an additional 700 V-Bucks. This means that if you're keen on acquiring all the cosmetics, you'll need to purchase a bundle of 5,000 V-Bucks (£27.99 / $36.99 / AU$47.95) starting from scratch. It's quite a hefty sum for the collection, but you'll have some V-Bucks to spare.
Here's what's included in the Fortnite Squid Game skins drop in the Item Shop:
Fortnite Squid Bundle
Fortnite Squid Accessories Bundle
Fortnite Squid Game Twitch Drops
While the Fortnite Squid Game skins come with a price tag, Epic Games is offering some free cosmetics as part of a new Twitch Drops initiative to encourage Fortnite stream viewing. By watching any channel in the Fortnite category on Twitch between 6am PDT / 9am EDT / 2pm BST on Friday, June 27 and 8.59pm PDT / 11.59pm EDT on Sunday June 29, and 4.30am BST on Monday, June 30 for UK players, you can unlock emoticons and sprays.
The following items can be earned:
It's a lot to take in, but dive in early and you'll have the opportunity to snag some freebies as well as the brand new Fortnite Squid Games skins. You'll blend right in on the Squid Grounds.

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