‘Fortnite’ Becomes , an Olympic Esport.<br />The International Olympic Committee (IOC) made the announcement on May 5.<br />The ISSF’s sport shooting island created in 'Fortnite' has been added to the Olympic Esports Finals line-up. , International Olympic Committee, via statement.<br />The event will see 12 players from the 2023 'Fortnite' Champion Series (FNCS) invited to compete on the global stage. , International Olympic Committee, via statement.<br />A specially designed 'Fortnite' Creative Island, made to reflect sport shooting competition, will put the target-aiming accuracy of sharp shooters to the test and see them navigate the in-game environment as they compete to become an Olympic Esports Series winner. , International Olympic Committee, via statement.<br />Tickets are available now for Olympic Esports Week, which will be held in Singapore.<br />Prices range from $7.50 for one day <br />or $15 for three days.<br />The competition starts on June 23.<br />'Fortnite' sport shooting matches will <br />occur the following day, June 24.<br />The Olympic Esports Series will also <br />feature 'Just Dance,' 'Gran Turismo,' <br />Zwift cycling and online chess.<br />The Olympic Esports Series will also <br />feature 'Just Dance,' 'Gran Turismo,' <br />Zwift cycling and online chess.<br />The Olympic Esports Series will also <br />feature 'Just Dance,' 'Gran Turismo,' <br />Zwift cycling and online chess.<br />The Olympic Esports Series will also <br />feature 'Just Dance,' 'Gran Turismo,' <br />Zwift cycling and online chess.<br />The events can be streamed from the <br />Olympics' social media pages or Olympics.com
