The new controls can be found in the Parental Controls section of Fortnite’s menu, or on a browser in the Epic Account Portal. This is where a parent or guardian is able to limit daily Fortnite time, pick windows of time a child can play, and allow (or not) their kid to request more playtime. In practice, a child will be able to see their time limit and window in-game, with a notification that pops up when they have 30 minutes of gaming time left. Both Fortnite and Unreal Editor for Fortnite will become unavailable once that time’s up.
Time limits work across platforms, as long as the account they’re applied to is the same. Meanwhile, time reports are basically an overview of a player’s time spent in Fortnite — regardless of whether time limits are set.
Correction: One sentence of this story has been edited to clarify that parents set time limits, not Epic Games.
