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Last week, LEGO announced a long-term partnership with Fortnite creators, Epic Games, to provide a safe and fun place in the metaverse for kids. Today, Epic Games announced a $2 billion round of funding to advance the company’s vision to build the metaverse and support its continued growth. KIRKBI, the family-owned holding company of The LEGO Group, along with Sony has invested $1 billion to the funding to create new social entertainment exploring the connection between digital and physical worlds.

KIRKBI CEO Søren Thorup Sørensen stated, “Epic Games is known for building playful and creative experiences and empowering creators large and small. A proportion of our investments is focused on trends we believe will impact the future world that we and our children will live in. This investment will accelerate our engagement in the world of digital play, and we are pleased to be investing in Epic Games to support their continued growth journey, with a long-term focus toward the future metaverse.”

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LEGO has just announced a long-term partnership with Epic Games to provide a safe and fun place in the metaverse for kids and families. The two companies will team up to build an immersive, creatively inspiring and engaging digital experience for kids.

If you’ve done any gaming, you’ll know that Epic Games is the home of Fortnite and the developers of Unreal Engine which is used in a lot of other games. This partnership could signal some possibilities such as a new LEGO IP game or perhaps we could be seeing LEGO entering the world of Fortnite in terms of skins or even a LEGO version of Fortnite. The game is still widely popular with kids and I think LEGO is trying to get in on the action as well. What do you guys think?

The LEGO Group and Epic Games team up to build a place for kids to play in the metaverse

BILLUND, DENMARK: The LEGO Group and Epic Games today announced they are entering a long-term partnership to shape the future of the metaverse to make it safe and fun for children and families. The two companies will team up to build an immersive, creatively inspiring and engaging digital experience for kids of all ages to enjoy together.

The family-friendly digital experience will give kids access to tools that will empower them to become confident creators and deliver amazing play opportunities in a safe and positive space.

Niels B Christiansen, CEO of the LEGO Group said: “Kids enjoy playing in physical and digital