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Universal Pictures is collaborating with Epic Games to bring a new mini-series

With the Halloween ending, the ongoing event in Fortnite, Shortnitemares Festival will also be ending soon. However, before its end, we would be able to watch a mini-series that would be inspired by Halloween.

The collaboration between Epic games and Universal Pictures has resulted in creation of a mini-series called "We Will Be Monsters". This series will start from October 28 onwards with first episode relaying from October 28 on Fortnite game. First episode would be based on reimagining the bride of Frankenstein and Dracula.
The mini-series will be focused on the characters from the Universal Pictures movies such as Dracula and The Mummy and give them a different perspective. The movie characters in Universal Pictures are always focused on relating the character to European origins. However, in the game, the characters are given global touch and the series revolve around different locations across the globe.
The series will be directed by Rick Famuyiwa who is famous for directing the popular series The Mandalorian. He was selected to direct this mini-series as he is familiar in working with high tech virtual sets that are needed to construct an outside world.
It has been planned to provide the options to players to buy skins of characters that would be present in mini-series. Based on the first episode, the first skin available to players will be of Bride of Frankenstein.
The expected other Horror based game skins will be related to Jill and Chris from Resident Evil as well as Rick Grimes from Walking Dead.


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