Fortnite’s Chapter 5 Season 3, known as “Wrecked,” has been launched, taking players to a post-apocalyptic landscape reminiscent of Mad Max. Despite the theme, there is no crossover with Furiosa, though the movie is set to release today. The battle pass for this season includes a variety of skins, with some standout options for players to collect.
The battle pass includes skins such as The Machinist, Rust, Peabody, and Ringmaster Scarr. The Machinist is a girl with a big wrench, while Rust features a cool jacket and a Metallica t-shirt. Peabody is a quirky skin resembling a peapod with multiple pea faces, and Ringmaster Scarr is a character reminiscent of the “Beyond Thunderdome” announcer with a stylish Jackal mask.
One of the highlights of the battle pass is the T-60 Power Armor skin, a crossover with Fallout that players were anticipating. Another interesting addition is the Brite Raider skin, a variant of the classic Brite Bomber character, now equipped with spiky shoulder pads to take on the apocalypse. Megalo Don is another notable skin, resembling Immortan Joe from Fury Road, complete with a transformation emote that makes him molten and fiery.
There is also a surprise appearance by Magneto, an X-Men character, as a bonus skin in the battle pass. Although his initial costume is relatively tame, a wasteland variant is expected to be released later in the season. Overall, players are pleased with the diverse selection of skins in the battle pass, despite some criticisms of the over-reliance on spiky shoulder pads in the designs.
Fans can expect more content and updates in the coming weeks, with the possibility of additional skins and characters making appearances in the game. Many players are eagerly awaiting the release of Furiosa-themed content, hoping to see characters inspired by the Mad Max movie, including Anya Taylor-Joy and Hemsworth in the game. For now, players can enjoy exploring the post-apocalyptic landscape of Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3 and collecting the new skins available in the battle pass.
