The next Chapter 7 Season 4 “Override” content drop arrives Thursday morning, and it is a wide one. Match overrides, three fresh Sprites, a Fortnite OG season swap, a Loot Hacks rotation, and a Lego Batman crossover are all bundled into the same patch, with a long-rumored Kingdom Hearts collaboration sitting just outside the confirmed list.
Quick answer: The v41.10 update goes live on Thursday, September 3. Once your client updates, you should see five new match overrides, the Knight, Onigiri, and X-Ray Sprites, Fortnite OG rolled over to Chapter 1 Season X, and the Wrecker Revolver swapped into Loot Hacks in place of the Striker Burst Rifle.
Fortnite v41.10 update date and this week’s schedule
Three separate dates matter here, and they are not all the same event. The patch itself is Thursday. Power Hours run on Saturday. Cheat Code Day already happened on Monday, August 31.
| Date | What happens |
|---|---|
| Thursday, September 3 | v41.10 update day — match overrides, new Sprites, Fortnite OG Season X, Lego Batman |
| Saturday, September 5 | Power Hours featuring the 1-Up Token, Portable Extractor, and Cheat Master Klombo |
| Monday, August 31 | Cheat Code Day (already passed) |
Loot Hacks also sit on their own timer rather than the patch clock, refreshing roughly three days and three hours out from the point the current set went live.
Five new match overrides, including Big Head Mode and Prop Hunt
Overrides are the season’s signature gimmick, and five more are joining the pool with this patch. Two of them are named: Big Head Mode and Prop Hunt. Both are old Fortnite ideas being folded into standard matches rather than kept behind a separate playlist, which means you can drop into a normal game and have the rules rewritten on you.
New Sprites in v41.10: Knight, Onigiri, and X-Ray
Three Sprites are being added to the collection pool. Knight, Onigiri, and X-Ray follow the same loop as the rest, so you find one in a match, get it to an Extraction Site, and defend the pickup until the timer completes to bank it for future matches. Die before you extract, and the Sprite is left on the ground for whoever finds it next.
Note: Sprite Dust is the currency that summons anything you have already extracted at the start of a match, and rarer Sprites cost more to bring back. If you want to test the three new ones quickly, bank Dust before Thursday.
Power Hours on September 5
Saturday’s Power Hours are built around three specific items. The 1-Up Token and the Portable Extractor are the practical picks, since the Portable Extractor lets you bank an equipped Sprite from anywhere on the island instead of walking it to a site. Cheat Master Klombo rounds out the set.
Fortnite OG moves to Chapter 1 Season X
The bigger nostalgia beat is on the Fortnite OG side, which rolls over to Chapter 1 Season X. That brings back the season’s defining chaos, including the B.R.U.T.E. mech, and reinstates Tilted Town with its no-building, no-shooting rules.
| Category | What’s included |
|---|---|
| Map | Tilted Town, Starry Suburbs, The Meteor |
| Loot pool at launch | Junk Rift, Automatic Sniper Rifle, Glitched Forageables, B.R.U.T.E. |
| Later in the season | Tactical Submachine Gun, Shield Bubble, Zapper Trap, Spicy Taco Forageable |
| Cosmetics | Victory Umbrella plus Season X skins |
Loot Hacks rotation: Wrecker Revolver replaces the Striker Burst Rifle
The Loot Hacks set is changing, and the headline swap is the Wrecker Revolver taking the Striker Burst Rifle’s slot. It joins the Banana of the Gods and the Deadeye Assault Rifle in the rotation.
The Deadeye is the one worth reading closely. It fires at a moderate rate with unique recoil and increased headshot damage, and its Loot Hack tiers raise its chest drop rate in steps of 4%, 6%, 8%, and 10%. Higher tiers do not change the gun, only how often it shows up in your chests.
Kingdom Hearts and the Sora collab rumor
Kingdom Hearts is not on the confirmed list for Thursday, but it is the closest it has ever been. Sora appeared in the Override key art, and Epic has already referenced a Kingdom Key Mythic tied to him. What pushed the timing conversation forward was a file change: previously leaked Kingdom Hearts car cosmetics built for Rocket League were re-flagged as “cross-game,” which is the state assets land in when they are ready to appear in both games.
That points at the September 3 patch as the earliest realistic window, though Epic has delayed crossovers late in the process before. On the gameplay side, the expectation is a Keyblade built as a reskin of the Typhoon Blade rather than a wholly new weapon. Treat all of that as unconfirmed until it is in the game.
Override has been drip-feeding its gaming crossovers rather than dropping them at once. Sonic launched with the season, Crash and Spyro followed a few days later, and Persona, Mega Man, and Pac-Man are still waiting on Item Shop dates.
Item Shop returns and remix skins
A batch of remix skins and older cosmetics rotate back through the shop alongside the patch. Expect to see Godzilla Evolved, Hero Baymax, Meowdas, Undercover Skye, and Dynamo TNTina, plus Vyradi, The Night Rose, Jack, Shige, Shadow Blade Hope, Kendo, 1-Ball, and Chaos Director.
Lego Batman arrives in Lego Fortnite
Lego Fortnite gets its own crossover in the same window. Batman and Robin are both part of it, and it comes with vehicle builds, including the Batmobile. The trailer leans on the “Caped Crusader” and “Vigilante” framing before landing on a “Villager?” gag, which is about as clear a signal as you get that these are playable characters inside the Lego survival sandbox rather than Battle Royale cosmetics.
The practical prep is short. Hold onto Sprite Dust so you can summon Knight, Onigiri, or X-Ray as soon as you extract them, and do not build a loadout plan around the Striker Burst Rifle in Loot Hacks, because it is on the way out. Everything else can wait until the client updates on Thursday.
