When Does Fortnite Chapter 6 Star Wars Galactic Battle Season End?

Fortnite Star Wars Galactic Battle is the shortest season Epic has released so far because its end date is almost here.

At launch, the developers had already dubbed this a mini-season. And while it’s not following too much of the original battle royale storyline, it’s probably the biggest and most popular collaboration that the game has experienced. Bringing skins and limited-time modes is one thing, but dedicating an entire season to the Star Wars franchise is something only Fortnite could have pulled off.

Fortnite Chapter 6 Star Wars Galactic Battle Season End Date

The Star Wars Galactic Battle season ends on June 7 with a live event called Death Star Sabotage. While how this sabotage will happen is unclear, it’ll have something to do with the Rebel Alliance invading a Death Star and then crashing it onto the island.

This live event will likely cause a massive change on the map and take us into the new season. There’s not a lot of time left for this Fortnite Star Wars season to end, so make sure you enjoy playing with infinite ammo as much as you can, because once these weapons will be vaulted till next year!

What to Expect From the New Fortnite Season?

For now, it’s difficult to speculate about what’s coming in the next season. It’ll probably not be another mini season because these mini seasons don’t contribute to the overall storyline and are just for the sake of a collaboration. Also, back-to-back collaboration seasons might do more harm than good, at least in terms of player engagement.

Rumors are already running wild, which suggest that the new season might bring a superhero theme, possibly featuring a collaboration with DC to tie in with the upcoming Superman movie. It’s been a while since DC characters have made it to the island. So, Batman and the Justice League could keep the hype train rolling once Darth Vader leaves Fortnite after the Star Wars season ends.

Of course, this is pure speculation. Epic has a bad reputation for trolling data miners and leakers with random red herrings as distractions from the good stuff. So, be sure to take this information with a grain of salt.