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How to Play Lego Fortnite Multiplayer and Invite Friends

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Masoud KazemiBy Masoud KazemiDecember 7, 20233 Mins Read
Lego Fortnite - How to Invite Friends and Play Multiplayer
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Epic Games has added multiple new modes to Fortnite for players to enjoy, including the Lego Fortnite. Not only do you get to play as a Lego version of avatars in Fortnite, but you also build your village however you like and hang out with your friends. If you don’t know how, then here is how you can play Lego Fortnite multiplayer and invite your friends.

Playing Lego Fortnite Multiplayer

Lego Fortnite - How to Invite Friends and Play Multiplayer
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Lego Fortnite is such a fresh way to let players take a break from killing and destroying each other in intense matches. You get to build your village and your home, sit by the river, and watch the sunset. But that would be pretty lonely without friends right? So why not invite them to join you in your cozy village?

Playing Lego Fortnite multiplayer and inviting friends are exactly the same as Fortnite. Once you’ve selected the Lego mode and entered the lobby, you can see a plus symbol next to your avatar. Press that button and then invite any of your friends that you want to hang out and play.

Don’t worry if you have already gone into the game and your village, you can still invite your friends. Press the button associated with bringing the map and scroll across until you see the Players tab. In this tab, you should be able to see the Invite Players option and pressing it will bring you a list of your friends that you can select to join.You can add up to seven players to join you which makes it a total of 8 players including you. However, if you decide to log out or get out of the game, the rest of the party will be kicked out as well. But there is a cool option that allows your friends to visit and even build stuff for you, even when you are not around. You can do this by giving them an item called World Keys and continue reading to learn how to give them.

How to Give World Keys to Your Friends

Adding Friend to Lego Fortnite
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World Keys are items that allow your friends to visit and build in your village. Same as before, head to the Players tab from the map menu and next to their name you can see the option to give them World Keys. Once you select that option, that player will gain access to your village.

Same as multiplayer, you can only give World Key to seven other players. I also suggest considering who you give those keys to. Since they can build things in your village, they could also destroy them. So, make sure you add close friends that you trust.

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