UPDATE: Fortnite update 32.11 is out now. Ahead of next week’s end of season event, the new update adds the Juice WRLD items and skins.

As you can see from the Juice WRLD showcase from Hypex below, the new content includes the Lucid Dreams emote and Jam track.

The countdown timer for the Remix: The Finale event is also live from now until the festivities start at 7pm GMT on November 30.

According to Hypex, a Juice WRLD tribute will appear in-game next to the map. Elsewhere, Rick and Morty skins will return to the item shop tonight.

Fortnite developer Epic Games has dropped a brand new update on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch and Android.

Fortnite update 32.11 primarily focuses on week 4 content and the end of season event, which takes place next weekend.

While it’s not quite on par with some of the other updates of the current season, it will be accompanied by a period of server downtime.

Keep reading for a look at the new content, early patch notes and downtime schedule for update 32.11.

The news was announced by Epic Games on X (formerly Twitter): “Downtime for v32.11 begins at 4 AM ET with matchmaking ending shortly beforehand.”

For UK fans, this means Fortnite will be taken offline at 9am GMT and be back online at around midday (but hopefully earlier).

And while Epic didn’t give much of a hint about what to expect from the update, a previous blog post does.

Indeed, update 32.11 ushers in the new content for Week 4 of Chapter 2: Remix, while also adding files for the big end of season event.

This includes the release of the Juice WRLD skin ahead of the Finale event on November 30 at 7pm GMT.

Week 4 also re-introduces Catty Corner, adds the Mythic Shockwave, and the files for the event, which is said to weigh in at around 350MB.

According to insiders such as Shiina, the live event file size is much bigger than the Prelude event, and more on par with previous concerts that were much more epic in scale.

After a couple of delays, update 32.11 also brings the new Kicks cosmetic to Fortnite, beginning with various Nike shoes and the shark slippers (Chomp Stompers).

Fortnite General Top Issues

• Built-In Emotes may not appear in the “My Locker Loadout” tab.

– While the expected result for the built-in Emotes is to always be present in the “My Locker Loadout” tab where available, some players may notice that their built-in Emotes do not show up. This is under investigation.

• Players cannot close the emote wheel without selecting an emote

– Players will find that after opening the Emote wheel they will have to perform an emote in order for the wheel to close.

• Incorrect Emote order in the Emote Wheel.

– Emotes assigned to the Emote Wheel may appear in the wrong order, i.e. the Wheel appears to be incorrectly rotated.

• Unable to change the style of Outfits with customisable elements.

– Some Outfits (e.g. Soccer/NBA/NFL Outfits, Corrupted Legends or LeBron James) are missing the “Edit Number”, “Edit Country” or slider components in the “Edit Style” Locker menu.

• Built-In Emotes do not play in Creative / UEFN Experiences.

– We’re investigating an issue where built-in emotes, emotes attached to certain Outfits only, do not play when in a Creative or UEFN experience.

• Jam Emotes may not function properly in Team Rumble and might not work in Battle Royale after a Team Rumble match.

– After going into a Team Rumble match and using a Jam Emote, players may be unable to perform Jam Emotes in Battle Royale.

• Splitscreen Issue when player 2 logs out.

– We are aware of an issue where Player 1 loses controller functionality if Player 2 logs out while in split-screen mode. We are working on a fix and will provide an update when this has been resolved.

• Videos in the Lobby playing with every launch on Amazon Luna.

– We’re investigating an issue where on every start-up the intro Lobby videos will play for Amazon Luna players. We’re working to resolve this in a future update.