Sending an agent there with a phone number that leads to audio decryption seems more like the start of something than the end of something, so my guess is that we haven’t seen the last of this real world mystery ARG. Again, this could just be a brief, week-long marketing stint, or it could be something more. Yesterday’s teaser image was of an old-school Kitsune mask from Japan, and if I had to guess, we might see a Viking helmet or cowboy hat today.īut “Worlds Collide” could also be referring to the virtual world of Fortnite colliding with…the real world, our reality, as evidenced by all these Fortnite items popping up in real life. Yesterday, Epic teased the arrival of season 5 with the phrase “Worlds Collide.” Now, most people assume that was referring to different historical eras making their way into the Fortnite map for a history-themed season 5. Maybe it’s nothing, and this was just a fun little diversion before season 5 arrives, or perhaps Epic is playing some sort of massive long game here. Fans are trying to puzzle out the location of these find some sort of map, some are threatening to break into them to see if anything’s inside (I don’t think this has happened yet), but it’s not clear what the next phase of this is, or what the ultimate end goal will be.

Normally I’d just assume this was traditional viral marketing for a game, but having them appear in conjunction with Durr Burger as apparently part of this ARG makes less sense, as in the game we haven’t seen any evidence of llamas marching through interdimensional rifts to be transported into our world.

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