Fortnite season 10 week 5 challenges leaked: your Fortnite Blockbuster challenges in full

The Fortnite Blockbuster challenges are the latest set of weekly missions to arrive in the seminal battle royale game. The cinematic theme has come at an appropriate time of year, too: what better time to hide away in a dark room watching films or racking up Victory Royales than when the sun's out.

As we've come to expect from season X, we have our normal set of challenges to get us started, and then some Prestige quests when those are all done. They see us hunting down some secret items in villainous lairs and superhero hangouts, and we're here to help you get the rewards you're looking for. You're going to want to get as many unlockable goodies before Fortnite season 11. Yes, it's almost that time already.

Fortnite Blockbuster challenges list

Before we get to the meat of this list, we must thank the leaker who has given us a sneak peek at the challenges before they've hit the live game: @Lucas7Yoshi. Since the following is leaked information, remember it is possible they will change. Anyway, here they are:

Standard:

Land in Dusty Depot, then visit the Meteor in a single match
Harvest materials at the Block (300)
Land at a run down Fortnite hero mansion and an abandoned villain hideout
Deal damage while being affected by low gravity (250)
Search between a Fortnite basement film camera, a snowy stone head, and a flashy gold big rig
Consume fruit, Fortnite mushrooms, or glitched foraged items (10)
Claim vending machines in different matches (3)

Prestige:

Eliminations at Dusty Depot, or the Meteor (3)
Search chests or ammo boxes at the Block (7)
Search chests at an abandoned hero mansion or villain lair (7)
Deal damage with explosive weapons (500)
Search between a Fortnite rotary phone, a fork-knife, and a hilltop house full of Carbide and Omega posters
Consume fruit, mushrooms, or glitched foraged items in a single match (8)
Harvest materials at the Block or Dusty Depot in a single match (300)

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