By Toby Saunders

Published: Friday, 11 November 2022 at 12:00 am


Seasons come and seasons go. This is the way of the world and in video games, as Fortnite chapter 3 season 4 comes to an end. As one season ends, though, another begins, and season 5 is there to pick up where the game leaves us off.

Season 4 gave us paradise in Epic Games’ battle royale behemoth. The chrome-filled season was full of interesting developments, including the reboot rally event, map changes, the Wolfscent Ability and more. Here’s hoping season 5 can match it in terms of live events and new additions to the game.

So when does Fortnite season 4 end, when does season 5 start, and will there be a live event in the new season? Read on to discover everything there is to know about Fortnite season 5 and the demise of season 4.

When does Fortnite season 4 end?

Fortnite season 4 is set to end on Saturday 3rd December 2022. This is confirmed on the official Fortnite website.

Now that we know an end date for Fortnite season 4, it’s time to head into the game unlock everything in its battle pass and complete all the remaining quests before time runs out. You don’t want to miss out on Spider-Gwen, do you?

When does Fortnite season 5 start?

While there is no official confirmation from Epic Games, Fortnite season 5 should start on Sunday 4th December 2022.

New Fortnite seasons tend to begin the day after the previous season ends. Time will tell if this is the case once more, but we’d wager that the development team won’t be changing from its tried and true formula of a quick turnaround any time soon. Of course, we’ll update this page if and when any official confirmation is announced.

Will there be a live event for Fortnite season 5?

Although it hasn’t been confirmed by official sources, it’s starting to look possible that there might be a live event for Fortnite season 5.

According to rumour-mongers and ‘leakers’ on Twitter, there could be a live event at the end of season 4 (any day now) which should point toward what to expect in season 5. After the live event, it appears as though we should expect between 10-12 hours of downtime.

There will be a live event at the end of this season and afterwards we will once again enter a 10-12 hours downtime!

(via @InsiderGamingIG / @_Tom_Henderson_)

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