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Fortnite’s<\/em> original Save the World<\/em> game mode . This is not the battle royale mode that went on to take over the world, but rather a PvE co-op campaign that focuses on crafting and survival. It currently costs $9 but that ends soon.<\/p>\n As a matter of fact, Epic Games will stop selling the paid version of the content tonight, March 11, at 8PM ET. If you have $9 burning a hole in your pocket to spend on something that’ll be free next month, go for it. Current players will still be able to access the content, so there are no worries there.<\/p>\n Once the free version goes live, pre-existing players will get a bunch of perks as a thank you of sorts. This includes vouchers for V-bucks, gold bars and end-game resources that are used to boost player and item levels.<\/p>\n Save the World <\/em>, for those worried the freemium shift will change things. Epic says players will earn this currency “through Daily Quests, Mission Alerts, Storm Shield Defense Missions and existing Challenges.”<\/p>\n Pre-registration for the free mode and there’s a welcome bit of news here. For the first time, Save the World<\/em> will be available on Switch 2. It’ll remain unavailable on the original Switch and smartphones. The mode is also playable on PC, PlayStation and Xbox.<\/p>\n Epic promises those who pre-register will get perks when the free version launches, but says the specifics will vary depending on how many people sigh up by April 16. Save the World <\/em>originally came out in 2017 and was a modest success that was immediately dwarfed by the PUBG<\/em>-inspired battle royale mode.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n