Hey everyone!
If there’s one thing I love more than gaming, it’s doing something completely ridiculous in a game just to see if I can survive it. Challenges are one of the most fun (and chaotic) ways to test your skills—and your sanity.
So today, I’m sharing 5 Fortnite and Roblox challenges I’ve been thinking about trying on my channel. Some might go well… others, I’m probably going to totally fail. But either way, it’ll make for a fun video!
1. Win a Fortnite Match with Only Gray Weapons
Yeah. No blue. No purple. No legendary.
Just straight-up trash-tier loot. This challenge is all about positioning, sneaky plays, and a whole lot of praying you don’t run into a mythic shotgun. I’ve seen it done. Can I do it too? Maybe.
2. Survive Rainbow Friends Without Hiding Once
Rainbow Friends is scary enough already, but imagine running around without hiding in a single box or locker. I’ll have to rely on perfect timing and pure luck—not to mention a lot of sprinting and maybe screaming. Loudly.
3. No Building, No Problem – Fortnite Solo vs Squads
Fortnite Zero Build is already tough solo, but what if I drop into squads completely alone and try to win? One vs four? Sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. But I love chaos… so, of course, I’m going to try.
4. Escape a Roblox Horror Map… with My Screen Off (Sort of)
This one’s wild: I want to play a Roblox horror game (like The Mimic or Evade) with my monitor brightness turned all the way down and try to rely only on sound and memory. Will I escape? Nope. Will it be hilarious? Absolutely.
5. No Crosshair, No Aiming – Fortnite Blindfire Challenge
For this challenge, I’d disable my HUD and try to play without a crosshair or any aiming help. Just raw instincts, random firing, and panic building. I can already feel the 0-elim end screen waiting for me.
Which One Should I Do First?
Now it’s your turn—which challenge should I try first?
Drop a comment below, or tell me if you’ve tried any of these yourself. And if you’ve got a totally crazy idea for a Fortnite or Roblox challenge, send it my way—I might just feature it in a future video.
Thanks for reading, and wish me luck. I’m going to need it.