The last Fortnite Hunting Party challenge now has an extra stage

Matt Porter

The final Hunting Party challenge for Season 6 of Fortnite Battle Royale has been split into two stages following the V6.30 patch for the game.

Fortnite players noticed that after the V6.30 update, the last of the 10 Hunting Party challenges displayed ‘½’ on the left hand side of the challenge, when previously it did not.

This means that when players complete the first part of the challenge, which is to complete all 10 previous weeks, a second challenge will become available which players will need to complete to finish the Hunting Party set.

The Week 10 challenge has been split in half.

Unfortunately, because the first part of the challenge is to complete all 10 weeks, we won’t be able to find out what the challenge or reward will be until the tenth week of the season when it becomes unlockable.

While there is no official announcement from Epic Games as to what the reward may be for completing the second half of the challenge, some fans believe that the A.X.E. pickaxe that was recently leaked could be a possible prize for completing all the challenges.

The A.X.E. pickaxe was originally found in files that suggested it would be available to purchase in the item shop, but with the item looking like it was designed to go along with the A.I.M. skin that was given as a prize for completing seven weeks worth of challenges, it’s possible that it will be given to players who can complete all 10.

The A.X.E. pickaxe was recently leaked, and might be a reward for completing Hunting Party challenges.

The Hunting Party challenges were introduced to Fortnite at the beginning of Season Six, and work in the same fashion as the Blockbuster challenges from Season Four and the Road Trip challenges from Season Five.

With Fortnite currently in Week 8 of the Hunting Party challenges, fans only need to wait a couple of weeks to find out what the final challenge and reward may be.

About The Author

Matt is a former Dexerto writer. Hailing from Northern Ireland, he is games journalist who specializes in Call of Duty. Matt joined Dexerto in August 2018, covering a variety of games as a Senior Writer before moving to CharlieINTEL in 2020.