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Disambig-iconFor information on the other versions of Gotham City, see Tilted Towers (Disambiguation).

Gotham City was a location in Fortnite: Battle Royale. It was added in Season X for the Fortnite X Batman collaboration, and replaced the former Tilted Town. Entering it gives everyone the ability to redeploy the Batglider as many times as they want.

Many locations, including this one, were sucked into a black hole after the The End (Chapter 1) event, but only a few locations made it into Chapter 2: Season 1. It most likely returned back to Reality NF-1935 during The Zero Point reorganization. The original Tilted Towers took its place when The Zero Point reorganized and set on Artemis.

Appearance[]

It is a Batman-inspired version of Tilted Towers on the Battle Royale Map. Gotham City contained the Batsignal, the Monarch Theater, the Ace Chemicals factory, a destroyed bank, the infamous Crime Alley, the Gotham City Police Department, and so on. It was a "Rift Zone" like Moisty Palms, Retail Row and Greasy Grove.

History[]

Season X[]

  • Update v10.31: Gotham City was added.
  • The End: Gotham City was sucked into the Black Hole along with the rest of Athena and presumably returned to its original reality.

Trivia[]

  • Gotham City and Pandora were the only collaboration Rift Zones.
  • Gotham City's assets were later released in Creative under the name "Dark Tilted" without any direct mention to content from the Batman franchise, but small references like Martha Wayne's pearl necklace were kept in.
    • One of the galleries contains a prop that ended up unused from Gotham City itself, a purple and green colored car with a license plate reading "HAHAHA" as a reference to The Joker's goon car in Batman (1989).
    • The Gothic Loading Screen released for Gotham City's debut had the rarity changed from DC Series to Uncommon, likely so the location shown is interpreted as "Dark Tilted" instead.
  • It is the only Rift Zone to have replaced another within the same season.
  • It is the only counterpart of Tilted Towers to not have a clock tower or fish building equivalent.
  • It is the last variation of Tilted Towers added to the Chapter 1 map.

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