While most ofFortnite’s weekly challenges involve dealing damage to other players,emoting at a specific location, or finding special objects across the battle royale map, there is a quest this week that makes players do nothing of the sort.
As part of theFortniteSoundwave Series –musical concerts highlighting artists worldwide– players can get 40K experience points towards the Battle Pass bycollecting the coin at the end of Aya Nakamura’s Soundwave concert. Here’s how long it takes to get to the coin and how to find the concert map.
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Soundwave Series: Aya Nakamura Island Code
To get into the concert,Fortniteplayers will need to change the game type in the lobby, which will bring up the ‘Discover’ screen. TheSoundwave Seriesshould be one of the first maps to pop up –if it does, simply press on it and then hit ‘Play.’
If the map is not showing up in the Discover tab, players can switch over to theIsland Code sectionwith the bumpers and enter this code:3500-0540-0065.
How to Collect the Coin in the Soundwave Series
Once players finally get inside the concert, they’ll get to hear some funky tunes from Aya Nakamura herself. The music experience will take players through several different interactive scenes, and the whole thing will take about 10 minutes to get through.
Once the concert comes to an end, players will be able to pick up a golden coin. After it’s grabbed, players will earn XP, Aya’s Island Loading Screen, and the Soundwave Series - Aya Nakamura Spray. For those that might be afraid of missing out on some free XP, the experience will end on October 9, giving players a couple of days to complete the quest.
Fans of Nakamura’s music can head on over to the in-game item shop to pick up the Copines Emote, available October 5, that’s named after a single from Nakamura’s self-named album.
Epic Games is also offering streamersand other content creators the chance to host videos of the Aya NakamuraFortniteexperience and monetize it for up to seven days. For more info on that, fans should make sure to check out the officialFortniteblog.
Fortniteis currently free-to-play on PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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