Fortnite OG The Unvaulting Event release countdown: Exact date and time

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About 24 hours are left for The Unvaulting Event to go live in Fortnite OG, and plenty of exciting things await us. The date and time for the event were announced earlier by Epic Games Store, and this guide will help you keep track of the upcoming launch.

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Fortnite The Unvaulting Event release countdown

The Unvaulting Event will release on all platforms simultaneously, and it goes live on Sunday, June 14. The following countdown will expire once the event is live.

Hurry Up!

The countdown is based on the following times.

  • 10:55am PT
  • 12:55pm CT
  • 1:55pm ET
  • 5:55pm UTC
  • 6:55pm BST
  • 7:55pm CEST

The times are taken from official sources, and it’s unlikely to change this late. If you don’t want to, it’s better to log in at least a few minutes before since there will be a queue. If you are already live in the game, you won’t have to wait for the servers to grant you an entry.

What to expect from The Unvaulting Event

The Unvaulting Event is expected to behave in the same fashion as it did during Chapter 1 back in the day. Once the event is live, it will open the vault door at Loot Lake. Once you enter, you can vote as part of the community to decide which item is to be brought back to the OG loot pool. The item that gets the most number of votes will be available for the remainder of the ongoing season.

Here’s the list of all available options.

  • Bounce Pads
  • Drum Gun
  • Grappler
  • Infinity Blade
  • Tactical Submachine Gun
  • X-4 Stormwing Plane

There will be a few changes to the map as well once all the votes have been cast. The map changes will be in action until the start of the next OG season on June 24.

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