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Fortnite summer event 2024: End date news and All Sweat quests

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Published: Wednesday, 10 July 2024 at 1:47 pm

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In the UK it may feel like summer has barely begun considering the amount of rain we have had, but Fortnite’s summer event, All Sweat Summer, is in full swing.

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The game runs a summer event each year while the team at Epic Games go on their much-needed holidays, and there are always plenty of rewards up for grabs.

2024’s edition began on 4th July, so if you are just diving in, you haven’t missed much.

Completing all the tasks in this event will give players extra gifts such as a glider, back bling and a wrap.

All Summer Sweat was announced in a post on social media site X on its launch day, with many of the comments below criticising the game’s summer event for a lack of effort.

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Anyway, without further ado, let’s take a look at when All Sweat Summer is due to end and what exactly is included in it. Plenty of sunshine, we hope.

When does the Fortnite summer event end?

Fortnite’s summer event, titled All Sweat Summer, does not currently have a confirmed end date.

However, a Pirates of the Caribbean collaboration is due to start within the game on Friday 19th July 2024, and so it would be a fair assumption that All Summer Sweat will finish around the same time.

Alternatively, it may run until the end of the current Fortnite season, with the next update, Chapter 5 Season 4, due to begin on 16th August 2024. As soon as we have more concrete information, we will update this page.

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What's included in the Fortnite summer event?

There are a ton of different tasks to take on in Fortnite’s All Sweat Summer event, and they are divided into three categories.

To make it easy for you, we have listed all of the objectives and rewards out below.

Sweat Drops Quests

Each completed objective will reward you with 25,000 XP here.

Tall Glass of Sweat Quests

Similarly to Sweat Drop Quests, the objectives in this list will also reward you with 25,000 XP for each one you tick off.

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Bonus Buckets of Sweat Quests

This section will reward you with cosmetic items.

And that is everything you need to know about Fortnite’s summer event! So it’s time to stop reading and head into the game to soak up some virtual sunshine!

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Joshua LambFreelance Writer

Joshua Lamb is a freelance writer at Radio Times Gaming, covering news and guides. He is also a games journalist and critic at The Times where he reviews the latest titles, having also previously reported on events such as Gamescom and the BAFTA Game Awards.

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