There is much more than just the Battle Pass update! On November 2, Fortnite will launch a new Music Pass, replacing the former Festival Pass. Players will now be able to earn Music Pass XP in Fortnite Festival and Fortnite Remix Chapter 2.

Fortnite is bigger than a battle royale now, and to help make progressing through the various available battle passes a little bit more streamlined, Epic Games is going to allow XP from any experience apply to any of those passes.

All Fortnite Passes from then on will change to one unified track with free and premium rewards. By earning XP through any Fortnite game mode, you'll be able to unlock items on each unlocked battle pass page across the game. You can also set the game to auto-claim the next battle pass reward when leveling up.

Epic is changing the way battle pass progression works in Fortnite, so if you like to play modes other than the battle royale game, you're in luck.

Fortnite’s modes used to feel like totally separate planets, with Battle Royale as the center of the universe. LEGO Fortnite got its battle pass (thanks to a Star Wars collab for the boost), and Fortnite Festival had an all-star pass too.

Epic is making some much-needed changes to how your Fortnite battle passes level up soon by letting you gain XP from each of the multiplayer game’s spinoffs

Until last year, earning rewards like skins and emotes via Fortnite's Battle Pass was very straightforward – buy it, and every time you level up, you get five Battle Stars to sp

Epic has announced an overhaul of its different mode-specific Fortnite passes that'll soon make it possible to progress through each one simultaneously, regardless of the mode players are currently playing in - and that's on top of a tease that the company readying to introduce an "easy way to snag all premium passes at once".