New Fortnite LEGO Sets Get You Skins in the Game

A new wave of Fortnite LEGO sets has been revealed for Summer 2025.

The popular shooter Fortnite continues its lucrative partnership with LEGO to deliver a new wave of sets for fans that can’t get enough Loot Llama in the virtual world, and the new releases come with in-game skins as a bonus. Fortnite was first released by Epic Games back in 2017, and the online craze has evolved since then to offer a variety of game modes, including Fortnite Battle Royale, Fortnite: Save the World, and Lego Fortnite, an open-world experience combining the survival game Lego Fortnite Odyssey with the social Lego Fortnite Brick Life.

Fortnite recently revealed the new Chapter 6 Season 3 map titled Galactic Battle, which features a Star Wars-themed environment on the heels of the space epic’s recent celebration day. Players can visit the Resistance Base, Vader Samurai’s Solitude, Outpost Enclave, and First Order Base on the map, a great tie-in endeavor for fans of the sci-fi franchise to accompany the return of Andor on Disney Plus.

Discussed by Thatguy7658 on Reddit, images of the new LEGO sets were shared on the FortNiteBR subreddit, noting all the upcoming sets come with a free in-game skin, similar to the free Color Splash Jellie skin in Fortnite that came about back in February. The Mecha Team Leader set, Klombo set, Durrr Burger Restaurant set, and the Peely & Sparkplug’s Camp set are all included in the new wave and are scheduled to release around June 2025. However, the Mecha Team Leader set is already up for pre-order, and buyers can bag two digital bonus items from the purchase: two Mecha Team Leader and two Mecha Team Shadow outfits that are redeemable in the LEGO Fortnite and Fortnite games.

Fortnite Reveals New LEGO Sets With Free In-Game Skins

These new designs join the recently announced 1000+-piece Peely Bone Fortnite LEGO set that would make a great display figure for fans, and the shooter’s community is championing the bundle that bags players a neat figure to build and an in-game skin to redeem. One point of contention, however, is the high price tag, as several Redditors expressed their desire to buy the figure but not for the $250 cost, which is what the Mecha Team Leader set is asking.

Despite past and current LEGO sets capturing many iconic items and characters from the battle royale, some fans believe Fortnite LEGO Odyssey sets would be a game-changer. Seeing characters like the Storm King, a Hostile Boss in LEGO Fortnite, come to life in real building blocks would be a real treat, giving players the chance to design Odyssey villages inspired by in-game creations like the Nana Hut, Tomato Temple, or Tudor Tavern.

Source: Game Rant