Twitch Prime Pack Offers Free Fortnite Battle Royale Cosmetic Items

Twitch has partnered up with Epic Games to offer Twitch Prime and Amazon Prime subscribers an exclusive set of in-game freebies for Fortnite. The Twitch Prime Pack comes with two new outfits, a Twitch-inspired glider, new back bling, and four Twitch chat emojis. The exclusive Fortnite Twitch Prime pack released earlier today and should now be rolling out for all Twitch and Amazon Prime members who have linked their Fortnite account.

The Sub Commander and Havoc outfits will be available in Fortnite Battle Royale alongside the new cosmetic items. These two skins will also be available in the PvE game mode Save the World as playable heroes. 

To get the Fortnite Twitch Prime pack, you must have an Amazon Prime or Twitch Prime subscription and connect your Twitch account to your Epic Games account. Head over to our guide on how to get Twitch quests to learn how to connect your two accounts. 

Here’s what players can expect from the Twitch Prime Pack for Fortnite, according to the Twitch blog:

• Exclusive Battle Royale Havoc Outfit & Back Bling: Style on friend and foe with the Havoc outfit and his Back Bling.
• Exclusive Battle Royale Sub Commander Outfit & Slipstream Glider: Navigate the battlefield in the Sub Commander Outfit and Slipstream Glider.
• Exclusive Save the World Heroes: Even the mighty Smasher won’t stand a chance against Havoc and Sub Commando Jonesy.
• Twitch Chat Emotes: Join the Fortnite community and show your pride with 4 exclusive Twitch chat emotes.

Although the steps are simple, some players have been experiencing errors while trying to redeem their Fortnite Twitch Prime loot. Both Twitch and Epic are aware of the problem and have been working on a solution.

Hey everyone! We’ve started the rollout for the Twitch Prime Fortnite loot! Some users may be experiencing errors or delays as we kick this off and we’re working through things with @EpicGames Stay tuned for updates. https://t.co/UUQRKf37qG

— Twitch Prime (@TwitchPrime) February 28, 2018

A recent tweet from Twitch Prime reads, “We’ve started the rollout for the Twitch Prime Fortnite loot! Some users may be experiencing errors or delays as we kick this off and we’re working through things with @EpicGames Stay tuned for updates.”

In the meantime, you may want to brush up on how to get more V-Bucks and how to find the Crab, Fox, and Llama in Fortnite to finish up the Battle Pass challenges for this week. Head over to our Fortnite game hub for more Fortnite tips and tutorials.