Epic Games is gearing up for Fortnite's Chapter 6 finale live event, titled Zero Hour, on November 29, 2025. The one-time spectacle starts at 11 AM PT and promises a massive crossover of collaborations and story resolutions. Following the event, servers will go offline briefly for the Chapter 7 launch.
Event Overview
Fortnite's Chapter 6 is drawing to a close with the Zero Hour live event, marking the transition to a new era in Epic Games' battle royale metaverse. These chapter finales are known for attracting huge audiences, with the 2023 event surpassing 11 million concurrent players and 2024's exceeding 14 million. This year's edition appears set to deliver an epic confrontation involving key story elements and a roster of collaborations.
Date and Access Details
The event kicks off on Saturday, November 29, 2025, at 11 AM PT (2 PM ET). Players can join the dedicated mode 40 minutes early, potentially featuring pre-show activities similar to past events, such as the X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter simulation during the June Star Wars season finale. It's a single-play opportunity, emphasizing its exclusivity.
Post-Event Plans
Immediately after Zero Hour concludes, Fortnite's servers will go offline to prepare for the Chapter 7 update. Downtime is expected to last 4-7 hours, with the new chapter launching in the evening of November 29, 2025, ushering in fresh content on a new island.
What to Expect
A cinematic teaser hints at a high-stakes showdown with Chapter 6's tentacled antagonist, reminiscent of Avengers: Endgame. The event will integrate collaborations from the past year, including Godzilla x Kong, Star Wars, Halo, K-Pop Demon Hunters, Hatsune Miku, Power Rangers, TMNT, and Superman. Teases also point to roles for upcoming Chapter 7 crossovers like Kill Bill and Back to the Future. Beyond collabs, the original superhero group The Seven is poised for a return after their absence since Chapter 3's end, though details on character versions remain unconfirmed amid rumors of alternate realities.