Just over a week after launchings its massive new Star Wars-themed season, Fortnite is experiencing issues with its servers, specifically tied to players being able to log-in and play the game.

In total, Kai and Speed lost 79 matches and only won upon their 80th try. However, there may have been a few issues holding them down from that sweet Victory Royale.

When it comes to streaming games like Fortnite, stream snipers are really problematic. Former Fortnite pro Tyler "Ninja" Blevins recently opened up on Twitter talking about how stream snipers were ...

xQc brings the beef against Epic Games and Fortnite during Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed's Fortnite marathon stream.

Stream sniping has become a more pervasive problem for both online and IRL streamers, but there are ways that creators can protect themselves when taking their broadcasts out into the real world.

Is Fortnite down? Gamers were reporting issues with the Epic Games battle royale video game Wednesday evening, according to DownDetector.com, which monitors problems with sites.

Fortnite lobbies are already experiencing loading issues before the start of the Doctor Doom live event.

Having trouble logging into Fortnite? You aren't alone. Here's what we know about the outage so far and when you can expect to play again.

However, he did jump into a rare Fortnite stream recently and it only seemed to add to his unlikelihood of coming back to the game regularly anytime soon, following several issues of stream ...

The one-on-one stream especially, where two people game and talk for hours at a time, is "very intimate in a way," and he would rather avoid doing that with a woman who isn't his wife.

What is stream sniping? Stream sniping is when a viewer deliberately — and often maliciously — tries to insert themselves into a live stream to hijack, derail, or otherwise disrupt the experience.