The Season 6 Week 4 challenges are now live in Fortnite's battle royale mode, bringing with it a variety of new tasks for fans of the battle royale game to complete. This week has some rather unique challenges, including one for ringing doorbells of houses with opponents hiding inside them.
After downloading the latest update for Fortnite, players will notice that all of the houses in the game now have doorbells. These doorbells can be interacted with just like any other object, but to complete the challenge, players need to interact with the doorbells while an opponent is inside the house. To make this challenge even more difficult, players have to do this a total of five times, and it has to be done in five different matches.
The easiest way to complete this challenge is to land in named areas on the map that have a lot of houses. Pleasant Park and Salty Springs seem like the two best areas to complete this challenge, but players may also want to consider landing at Snobby Shores as well. They should then try to land near a house where they saw someone go in, and try to ring the doorbell quickly before the opponent can leave the house or attack them.
In the past, we've seen Fortnite players put their differences aside to complete challenges. For example, the Season 5 challenge to play golf at Lazy Links saw many players play nice instead of kill each other. Whether or not we see similar behavior here remains to be seen, but some players may want to dance to their opponents and see if they can establish some level of peace between them before attacking.
What's interesting about this particular challenge is that it seems to be one of the only challenges that is explicitly Halloween-themed. It seems to mimic trick or treating, especially when done at houses that have been decorated for Halloween. As we near the actual Halloween holiday later this month, it will be interesting to see if Epic adds more Halloween challenges to Fortnite.
Fortnite is out now in early access for Android, iOS, PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.