Epic Games seem intent on making Fortnite the game to end all games, catering to every possible mood and playstyle. But with the launch of Ballistic, a 5v5 mode heavily inspired by Valorant and CS:GO, they’ve pushed things too far.

Fortnite is getting a brand new no-build mode this week, and it's one that might ring a little familiar to Counter-Strike fans. The mode, Fortnite Ballistic, is launching in early access on December 11.

The beginning of December marked the start of the game’s Chapter 6, Season 1 ‘Demon Hunters’ release. Then, this Friday, the permanent “OG Fortnite” mode launched, inviting players back to the original island and earliest seasons of the game to relive the wonder years.

"In Ballistic, players are sorted into two teams at the start of the match: attackers and defenders. Attackers aim to plant a reality-tearing Rift Point Device at one of two sites on the map, while defenders do their best to thwart the device from being planted and detonated.

Epic Games is about to let Fortnite creators publish experiences with first-person modes, and to help show what’s possible, Epic itself is introducing a tactical FPS shooter that seems like it will play a lot like Counter-Strike or Valorant.

Fortnite Ballistic is a new 5v5 FPS mode that requires a more tactical approach. The mode is essentially Counter-Strike for casual gamers, which is great as more people get to experience the thrill of matches in CS and Valorant without the hardcore gameplay mechanics.

Fortnite Ballistic. Check out the Fortnite: Ballistic launch trailer for this new first-person Fortnite experience. Ballistic is an adrenaline-filled, round-based 5v5 competitive game mode where strategy,

A t the start of each match in Fortnite Ballistic, you get to choose one of five gadgets that you can buy in the shop during a match. It’s set up so that each member of a team w