First announced for PC in May, 2022, UEFN (Unreal Editor for Fortnite) was supposed to launch later that same year, but was delayed to January 2023 before being pushed back once again to a March 2023 window. Now that it has been released, players are using the power of the Unreal Engine 5 and the Unreal Editor itself to create lots of cool things, including some iconic places from the Grand Theft Auto series! See more below...
Grove Street
@kurmay3d on Twitter created Grove Street from GTA San Andreas.
Grove Street has been remade in the new version of Unreal Engine 😍 pic.twitter.com/qyGTV7yzX3
— Gaming Detective (@that1detectiv3) March 22, 2023
Video by @that1detectiv3 on Twitter
Michael De Santa's Mansion
A result of eight hours of work: Micheal De Santa's mansion ported over to Fortnite using UEFN leveraging Unreal Engine 5's Nanite and Lumen systems.
— Ben (@videotech_) March 24, 2023
Truly incredible.
For legal reasons, this won't be published. pic.twitter.com/9g5LCoYmNB
Our friend @videotech_ created the iconic Michael's house from GTA V.
Gameplay of De Santa's house in FN#Fortnite pic.twitter.com/t3CVC61tgn
— Ben (@videotech_) March 24, 2023
And he's now working on the interiors!
Now starting on the interior of Micheal's house. Even with the shell asset imported with texturing, my word... UE5 is a beast pic.twitter.com/SpFetST607
— Ben (@videotech_) March 24, 2023
Van Der Linde Gang
Someone added the Van Der Linde gang to #Fortnite…#RedDeadRedemption2
— GTABase.com (@GTABase) March 24, 2023
Cr: u/ThatOneWooper pic.twitter.com/270y8UrAPh
At this point, it's only matter of time until someone will port the entire Los Santos city to the game, using the UEFN!
