Fortnite’s Daft Punk Experience Will Feature 31 Songs by the Duo
The Daft Punk Experience Lands in Fortnite on Saturday, September 27, 2025
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Fortnite will debut what Epic calls its most ambitious musical activation to date: The Daft Punk Experience, which opens on .
The Experience brings 31 tracks from Daft Punk’s catalog to the platform, staged across a series of interactive rooms. Players can compose mashups, send their avatars onto the dance floor at a “Daft Club” featuring clips from the duo’s Alive tour and the Alive 2007 live album, and even produce playful Lego-style music videos set to Daft Punk songs.
In-game additions include Daft Punk’s iconic helmets, full costumes, themed accessories and playable instruments. The shop will also offer a “Get Lucky” jam track and curated furniture created in collaboration with long-time Daft Punk partner Hervet Manufacturier, which appears throughout the Experience.
Epic has previously partnered with high-profile artists — from Travis Scott and Ariana Grande to Billie Eilish and Eminem — on several memorable in-game events. Daft Punk’s arrival expands that roster with a multi-room, returnable musical environment rather than a single short concert.
Alex Rigopulos, senior director of game development–music at Epic Games, said the team aimed to deliver something broader and more permanent than the brief, one-off shows Fortnite has staged in the past. After years of player requests to bring Daft Punk into the game, Epic set out to build an experience fans can revisit repeatedly rather than a fleeting performance.

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