We'll soon reach the end of our PlayStation 5 Pro coverage but we still have a few days of content left. Today, we're taking you to revisit Lords of the Fallen, Dying Light 2 Stay Human and Dead Island 2 in the first video. Then, our good Belgium friend CpRBe proposed to give us a hand with Apex Legends, Fortnite and a few PS4 games running on backward compatibility. PS4 boost is supposed to be in action, though we're not sure it's doing anything to the two last games featured in the dedicated video. We added them anyway because Sony is promoting PS4 boost and using them both, but from what we've gathered, this functionality only works ,with games that are 1080p or below.

We have not yet published footage of Fortnite, so here are 4 videos captured on Xbox One. The survival game developped by People Can Fly and Epic Games is available in a "paid early access" format before becoming free-to-play next year for the final release.

Epic Games has released the early access of its action building game Fortnite with four digital packs available, ranging from $39.99 to $149.99 and a retail disc version for consoles. Launch trailer inside.

Announced in 2011, the third-person action builing game Fortnite from Epic Games will finally (but not completely) hit PC, PS4 and Xbox One as a paid early access version. More details, new screens and a 4-minute long E3 trailer after the jump.

It had been a while since we last talked about Fortnite on Gamersyde but it's back today thanks to a bunch of images and a brand new video. To understand what Epic Games' new title is all about, you know what to do.

Announced in late 2011 withouth much details, Fortnite is back for Comic Con. Epic Games has announced that it is the first game using Unreal Engine 4 and is set for a 2013 release for PC. By day, players will explore, forage, collaborate and build while at night they'll srick together to defend their fortress from the forces of darkness. Images inside.

Epic Games' new IP is called Fortnite. The game has neither release date nor platforms announced yet but we know the game is similar to Minecraft, though Epic is focusing on "constructing buildings specifically".