Earlier this week, Fortnite received a brand new Featured Hub, and it is an interesting level from designer Ritual. In this new Creative Hub fans will find several locked gates, and they will need to locate a variety of different codes in order to open them. For those Fortnite players that may be having some trouble retrieving the codes for Gate A, B, or C, this guide is here to help.
With respect to Gate A in Fortnite, the code is 383, and players can input these digits directly to the right of the gate to open it. To find this code within the level, fans should interact with the terminal to the left of the gate to cause a Creative Code (4807-6308-0603) to display on the screen. Players can then go up the nearby stairs, change one of the portals to the aforementioned Creative Code, enter the new portal, and find the Gate A code on the screen inside.
Moving on to Gate B in this Fortnite Creative map, the process for finding the code (857) is extremely similar to what it was for locating the Gate A code. Indeed, fans should simply interact with the terminal to the left of Gate B to receive the Creative Code 4195-8908-3770, and they can then use this string to enter the associated portal and receive the Gate B code.
So too, players can locate the Gate C code (246) in Ritual's Creative Hub by following the same steps. This time the Creative Code is 9687-5931-2618, and players should have no trouble using the nearby portals to access this code after having done it twice already to retrieve the Gate A and Gate B codes.
Once a player has unlocked all three gates and walked through the flames that can be found through them, they can then proceed to unlock the door to the Bridge, which is located just past the portals. The code for this door (3847) will appear right by it, and after a player enters it they can visit the Bridge and complete this Creative Hub. From there a fan is free to work on some of the other content that has been recently added to Fortnite, such as the Week 4 Aquaman challenge.
Fortnite is available now Android, iOS, PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One, with PS5 and Xbox Series X versions in development.
