How to play Call of Duty Map in Fortnite Creative 2.0

Fortnite Creative 2.0 has been a huge hit since its introduction, offering endless possibilities for gaming. One of the latest creations from the community is a Call of Duty map that brings the gameplay of the classic FPS to Fortnite. This is a testament to the power and versatility of the Creative mode, allowing players to recreate existing IPs or come up with new ideas.

To play the Call of Duty map in Fortnite, players will need to complete a few steps since it's a new Creative map. Here's a guide on how to do that and start enjoying the CoD experience in Fortnite.

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Guide to playing Call of Duty Map in Fortnite Creative 2.0

Step 1: Load up the game

Load the application (Image via Epic Games)

Load up the game on whatever platform you're playing on, whether that's a Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox One S, PC, or a mobile device. The app may need an update. If it does, install it and proceed. It may take a little while to load, especially if there was an update prior.

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Step 2: Change the game mode from the lobby

Change the game mode in the lobby (Image via LOGOPED/YouTube)

Once you've signed in to the appropriate account, you can change the game mode from the lobby. From there, you will see the Discover tab. The Call of Duty map might be available there. If not, scroll to the island code and enter the code: 8035-1519-2959.

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Step 3: Enter the game

Enter the CoD-style map on Fortnite (Image via Tsar Bucks/YouTube)

Once you load in, you will be playing Domination. This is a classic Call of Duty game mode brought into Fortnite. The map is designed after "Rust", another popular CoD map.

Your team will need to take down the other team as frequently as possible while defending your area. Conversely, you also need to get in and overtake the enemy’s area. The game mode allows for infinite respawn, so if a player dies they will quickly be able to get back into the action.

You will be wearing your Fortnite skin, but you may want to change it to something more Call of Duty-esque to blend in better.

The game will continue until one team emerges victorious. When players are eliminated, they drop their weapons and some ammo for others to pick up, much like in both Fortnite and Call of Duty games.

The mode functions exactly like Dominion did in old CoD games and showcases the incredible ability of the Unreal Editor.