What is Creator made experiences in Fortnite? Explained

What is Creator-made experiences? (Image via Epic Games)
What is Creator-made experiences? (Image via Epic Games)

Fortnite has a lot of different ways to play. There's Battle Royale, which contains many different game modes in and of itself. Players can play Solo, Duos, Trios, or Squads there. They can also play different LTMs whenever they are available.

There's also Save the World, which is an alternate game mode within Fortnite. This is a PvE mode in which players fight zombies. There's also the Creative mode, which features many different game modes.

That way of playing can include death runs, survival maps, prop hunts, races, and more. It's within Creative mode that another method of play comes up: Creator made experiences.

Here's what they are, some notable examples, and more.

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Fortnite: What is creator made experiences? A complete guide

Creator made experiences are an all-encompassing term that refers to modes or islands created by creators. Epic Games makes islands and game modes all the time.

For example, the Doctor Who-themed island was made by Epic Games. LTMs and other Creative maps are often made by Epic as well.

The other ones are made by creators. Finding a random deathrun map is a creator made experience. So is the XP map that Glitch King will inevitably find and exploit for maximum XP gain.

Pretty much any map that wasn't curated by Epic is probably a creator made experience. These can be useful for a lot of reasons. Firstly, they can support the creators that made them.

The Support-A-Creator mechanic exists to reward those hardworkers, but it's tougher to do so when there's no one playing their creator made experiences, which can also be good for XP.

Some XP maps can grant hundreds of thousands of XP with little to no effort or a lot of fun.

There are also often challenges from Epic Games themselves to earn XP in Fortnite creator made experiences. This compounds the XP earned. Epic puts these out to support the creators in more ways than one.

Creative mode is home to creator-made experiences (Image via Epic Games)
Creative mode is home to creator-made experiences (Image via Epic Games)

To access these creator made experiences, visit the Creative hub. This can be done by entering the Creative mode through changing the game mode or by visiting a particular map from the Discover tab in Fortnite.

Either way, plenty of incredible experiences await all gamers in Creative mode. Check some of them out today!


Fortnite XP limit

Doing any creator made experiences in and of itself can often yield a lot of XP. Doing those, the storyline quests, and the daily and weekly challenges can quickly add up to a lot of XP earned in one day.

The limit one account can earn in a given day is 600,000 XP. Creator made experiences lend themselves to that goal pretty well.

Doing weekly challenges is different this season, though. Hitting that XP cap would be challenging since Epic made weekly challenges time-sensitive.

Once a week ends, those challenges go away. This change makes other XP methods, like Creative maps, more important.

It also makes the -Earn _ XP in creator made experiences- challenges even more important since XP is a rare commodity in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 1.

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