Every Fortnite Season 2 map change revealed

Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 2 is finally here and Epic Games have made a host of changes to the game’s map following the 12.00 update on Thursday, February 20.

After the game’s longest season ever, Epic Games launched their ‘Top Secret’ new season, based around a group of secret agents who are sure to play a major role in the future of the game.

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As always, Epic Games have made a number of major changes to the battle royale map with the introduction of Season 2, with plenty of new locations to explore, including a yacht, and some secret bases for the new agents who have taken over the Fortnite island.

You can view the Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 2 map below. A number of areas have received a revamp, including the middle island which has a large base on it, an underground helipad on the east coast of the map, and a structure that has appeared off the south-west coast near Slurpy Swamp.

Fortnite Season 2 map changes

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Helicopter Pad

One of the most interesting new additions to the Fortnite map is an underground helicopter pad that has been constructed on the east coast of the island.

A massive hole has opened up in the ground, with players able to jump down and explore the new location, complete with water in the bottom, and a building where the vehicle can land. Whether helicopters are actually in the new update remains to be seen.

Oil Rig

An Oil Rig has also appeared on the south-west side of the map, sitting just off the edge of the map close to Slurpy Swamp. The location is made up of two joined platforms, with a bridge connecting the two, and massive cranes on either side.

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Yacht

A yacht has also appeared in the water, allowing players to land here and investigate the luxury boat while taking down enemies on the high seas.

Shark Building

There’s also a new building on the cluster of islands in the top-left corner of the map, with a modern home appearing alongside a massive shark head that’s been carved out of rock.

New locations and changes are constantly being discovered, and we’ll continue to update this article as they become available.