All 14 Days of Fortnite challenges are back for a limited time

Over the Christmas period, players were given the chance to take part in a ‘14 Days of Fortnite’ limited time event and challenges. Unfortunately for some fans, the challenges were disabled earlier than expected.

Many players disappointed at the fact that they no longer had the chance to complete the challenges and earn the various cosmetic rewards, voicing their displeasure across various forms of social media.

Epic awarded any players that had completed at least one challenge with the Equalizer glider and released a blog post saying that they would be re-enabling the challenges soon.

The 14 days of Fortnite challenges were disabled early.

“Players who were unable to complete those Challenges will be able to earn all of the rewards they may have initially missed out on,” explained the developers. “All Challenges will be available to complete for the entire duration of the event. Unfortunately, progress on partially completed challenges has to be reset.”

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On January 7, the challenges went live once again. Epic have confirmed that all of the challenges are available and that they will remain enabled until January 15 at 3 AM ET(08:00 UTC).

The 14 Days of Fortnite challenges are fairly straightforward, ranging from dealing damage to opponents to destroying snowflake decorations and dancing in front of holiday trees.

For more information on each challenge, including in-depth guides on how to complete them, you can visit our ‘14 Days of Fortnite challenges and how to complete them’ hub.

The challenges aren’t the only thing to be excited about, though, as Fortnite’s developers also announced that some of the best limited time modes would be be returning when the challenges went live again:

“We’ll also be enabling some of the most popular Limited Time Modes that were available during the event.”