The Fortnite Challenges for Week 3 of Season 5 Have Been Leaked

Ross Deason

As has become a common theme in recent seasons of Fortnite, dataminers have once again leaked the weekly challenges that are expected to go live on Thursday, July 26.

Players around the world are already well on their way to unlocking the various skins, items, emotes and other cosmetics that are associated with the Season 5 tiers but week three looks set to be the most difficult so far.

According to Storm Fortnite Leaks, there will be a mixture of the usual challenges, like following a treasure map and searching chests in a specific location, and some more vague ones like destroying specific targets.

As reported by Forbes, this isn’t a datamining account that we have seen a great deal of in the past. But the leaked challenges, shown in the image below, do seem to make sense.

@fortnite_leaks / Twitter

If you can’t see the image, the leaked Week 3 challenges are as follows:

  • Deal damage to passenger vehicles (0/1000)
  • Destroy specific targets (?/?)
  • Use a Launchpad (0/1)
  • Search Chests in Fatal Fields (0/7)
  • Follow the treasure map in Flush Factory (0/1)
  • Explosive eliminations (0/3)
  • Eliminate Opponents in Haunted Hills (0/3)

There is currently no detailed information about the “destroy specific targets” challenge, so players will have to wait until Thursday to find out exactly what it is referring to.

The “deal damage to passenger vehicles” task clearly refers to the new All Terrain Kart (ATK) that was added to the game as part of the V5.0 patch at the start of Season 5.

As is always the case with these leaks, nothing is confirmed and all of the information is subject to change. You will need to wait until July 26 for the official list to go live but history tells us that most, if not all, of the leaked challenges will become a reality.

About The Author

Ross is a former Dexerto writer and editor. Ross joined Dexerto in 2017 as a CSGO and Call of Duty writer after completing his History degree. He later became the Acting Head of Editorial at Dexerto but failed in his mission to become a Counter-Strike pro. Maybe it's time to retire and give Valorant a try.