The Fortnite Deep Freeze Bundle is coming to retail next month

Warner Bros and Epic have teamed up to bring Fortnite to retail. More specifically, the two companies will be releasing the Fortnite Deep Freeze Bundle to retails stores in November.

This special retail version will be available for PS4, Switch and Xbox One and will include a copy of Fortnite Battle Royale and additional content. This content includes cosmetics, V-Bucks and skins for weapons.

While it will be available in-stores, players will also be able to purchase the Fortnite Deep Freeze Bundle through the in-game store, Nintendo eShop, PlayStation Store and Xbox Marketplace.

Fortnite Deep Freeze Bundle

Those looking to purchase Fortnite Deep Freeze Bundle should be aware that the retail version does not include a physical copy of the game. Instead, it will include a redeemable code to use in the store of the platform you purchase for.

When you purchase the bundle, you’ll be getting;

  • Fortnite Battle Royale 
  • Frostbite Outfit
  • Cold Front Glider
  • Chill-Axe Pickaxe
  • Freezing Point Back Bling
  • 1000 V-Bucks

The 1000 V-Bucks included in the bundle is enough to purchase a Premium Battle Pass which gives players more challenges to complete and the chance to unlock many more items.

Fortnite Deep Freeze Bundle will be available on November 14 and costs $44.95 AUD.

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