Fortnite Geoguessr will test your knowledge of the Fortnite maps

THE latest version of Where In Fortnite is a real test for veterans.

The map of Fortnite is constantly shifting, but it always has very distinct zones and locations.

Where In Fortnite

This game can place you anywhere on Fortnite’s various maps.[/caption]

If you’ve played the game regularly, you likely know the names of all the major locations on the map and could point to them easily.

However, Where In Fortnite takes the Geoguessr approach and drops you into a first-person perspective at a random location on the map.

From the top of Tilted Towers to a random ditch in the middle of nowhere, you could be dropped anywhere.

You can look at your surroundings to try and work out where you are, and make your guess.

You’ll score points based on how close your guess is to the correct location, to get a perfect score you must chain five perfect guesses in a row.

Fortnite’s colourful and distinct style makes this a lot easier than the real Geoguessr, which could drop you anywhere in the real world.

The official game uses Google Street View to let you wander the world and work out your location, which has led to people discovering things they probably shouldn’t.

If you haven’t played in a little while, then don’t worry as you can select which chapter’s map you want to be tested on.

You can even choose the specific season you’d like to play with, making it a great way to see how the Fortnite map has evolved.

GTA Geogeussr and custom maps

Fortnite isn’t the only game to have a unique version of Geoguessr, most famously GTA 5 has a version of the game.

GTA GeoGuesser spells itself slightly differently from the original and uses the streets of Los Santos, which are more realistic than Fortnite’s map, with a lot more hidden nooks and crannies.

On top of this, people have created custom maps for the official Geoguessr game centred around real-life locations that have been used in video games.

It’s a testament to how engaging Geoguessr’s puzzle is, despite being extremely simple.

Written by Ryan Woodrow on behalf of GLHF.