The Sprite Garden is the new home of your collected Sprites in Fortnite, and it's somewhere to take a break from the action of collecting and fighting in Battle Royale to observe your Sprites, decorate your own island, and observe their adorable behaviors. If you've amassed quite the collection of Sprites from Chapter 7 Season 3 onwards, then you can find them roaming the Sprite Garden, so here's everything you need to know about this new mode.
How to Access the Sprite Garden (& How it Works) in Fortnite
The Sprite Garden can be accessed from the Discovery Menu in the Lobby, or you can enter the Island Code: 4220-9404-7987. If you click the Sprite Garden, it should say "Created by epicgames". If it doesn't, then you've clicked a fake one, so make sure you double-check (and favorite) the experience before you load in.
You can load into the Sprite Garden privately or with up to three other players, as each of you will have your own Sprite Garden. Jade will instruct you in building your Sprite Garden, and it won't take long, as it's as simple as pressing the interact button where you're being shown on-screen.
The Sprite Garden itself is a completely peaceful place where there's no action or PvP; it's a location where you can relax, decorate your Sprite Garden, and interact with your collection of Sprites from Chapter 7 Season 3 and Season 4. Each Sprite you extract will have a permanent home in the Sprite Garden, including Sprites you already collected (or lost).
The purpose of the Sprite Garden is to showcase your Sprite collection, either to friends or to yourself. You can freely display your Sprites in specific buildings or pedestals, and these Sprites will freely wander your Sprite Garden. You can even pick them up and highlight them with R2 to let them follow you or return them to your inventory.
All Sprite Garden Achievements in Fortnite
There are 6 achievements upon the release of the Sprite Garden mode, but these don't do anything. Either way, you can find them here:
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Achievement |
How to Complete |
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Build 4 Homes |
In each corner of the Sprite Garden, you can build a new Home, up to a total of 4. |
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Collect 25 Sprites |
Collect 25 new Sprites in Battle Royale (including variants). |
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Collect 50 Sprites |
Collect 50 new Sprites in Battle Royale (including variants). |
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Visit 3 Days |
Return to the Sprite Garden for 3 days in a row. |
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Visit 5 Days |
Return to the Sprite Garden for 5 days in a row. |
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Visit 7 Days |
Return to the Sprite Garden for 7 days in a row. |
Important Sprite Garden FAQs (& What You Need to Know)
Can Other Players Steal Your Sprites?
No, in the Sprite Garden, players can look at your Sprites, but they cannot interact with them or take them. Your Sprites are exclusive to your Sprite Garden, so while other players can look, they can't touch. You won't have to worry about trolls coming to your Sprite Garden to extract your Sprites.
Can You Trade Sprites in the Sprite Garden?
No, you cannot trade Sprites in the Sprite Garden. For now, you will have to stick to the Discord method. Sprites in the Garden can be followed and observed, but they cannot be traded.
Can You Get Missing Season 3 Sprites in the Sprite Garden?
No, any Sprite you missed in Chapter 7 Season 3 (Runners) is gone, and you cannot get them back. You can find a full list of Fortnite Runners Sprites here, including the ones you might be missing. There was a total of 117 Sprites in Fortnite Runners, and all of them have been added to the Sprite Garden.
How Do I Add More Sprites to the Sprite Garden?
Enter Battle Royale and extract a Sprite. If that Sprite has not been added to your collection already, then you will find it in the Sprite Garden, even if you manage to lose it in a match of Battle Royale. You also do not have to Master a Sprite in order to have it appear in the Sprite Garden.
What Can You Do in the Sprite Garden?
The Sprite Garden doesn't have much for you to do upon release, but Epic Games confirmed that they intend to grow the features of the Sprite Garden with future updates, so you might see more mechanics and expanded islands in the future. For now, it's just an area to look at your Sprite collection and your friends' collections.
What Does the Earth Sprite Do?
The Earth Sprite on top of the island doesn't do anything, and he's just there as a little easter egg/homage to the original Earth Sprite featured in Chapter 6 Season 1.
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OpenCritic Reviews
- Top Critic Avg: 84/100 Critics Rec: 94%
- Released
- September 26, 2017
- ESRB
- T for Teen - Diverse Content: Discretion Advised, In-Game Purchases, Users Interact
- Developer(s)
- Epic Games
- Publisher(s)
- Epic Games
