Epic Games has confirmed that French content creator Inoxtag is joining Fortnite’s Icon Series, with dedicated competitive tournaments offering players a chance to earn collaboration-themed cosmetic rewards. The Inoxtag Icon Cups are scheduled for October 25, 2026, with some regional sessions extending into October 26.
The collaboration is accompanied by an Inoxtag x Fortnite trailer circulating online, while Epic’s official competitive listings confirm the creator’s addition to the Icon Series. The tournaments provide an opportunity for eligible players to compete for cosmetics associated with the collaboration.
Fortnite’s competitive schedule lists three Inoxtag events: the Inoxtag Icon Cup Battle Royale, Inoxtag Icon Cup Zero Build and Inoxtag Icon Mobile Cup. The standard Battle Royale and Zero Build competitions use Duos, requiring players to compete in two-person teams. The Mobile Cup instead uses a Solo Battle Royale format.
All three events are scheduled for October 25, although their starting times vary by region. For North America Central, Epic lists the Mobile Cup from 10:00 PM to 11:15 PM and both Duos competitions from 11:00 PM to 2:00 AM the following day, according to the regional schedule. Players should check the competitive tab for their own region’s session times.
Epic’s event descriptions confirm that participants can earn Inoxtag cosmetic rewards through tournament performance. However, the listings do not clearly specify every available cosmetic, the final placement thresholds required to unlock them or their individual Item Shop availability.
Players must be at least 13 years old, or meet the minimum age requirement in their country of residence, and have multi-factor authentication enabled on their Epic Games accounts. Additional tournament conditions are covered by Fortnite’s official competitive rules.
The Inoxtag collaboration continues Fortnite’s use of its Icon Series to introduce recognizable online personalities into the game. Competitive events have also accompanied other creator collaborations, including the PlayStation NickEh30 Icon Cup, which offered cosmetic rewards alongside a competitive format involving cash prizes.
For players interested in obtaining the new cosmetics through competition, the October 25 events provide a separate route from any potential Item Shop release. Epic’s competitive listings confirm the tournament formats and reward opportunities, while further cosmetic availability details remain to be established.
