Epic launched the Support-A-Creator program in October 2018. It lets content creators like YouTubers and Twitch streamers earn money from “Fortnite.” ...

Support-a-Creator is expanding beyond Fortnite to all games in the Epic Games Story. Players should have the option of supporting the Creators that they are impacted by.” ...

You can check out Epic's full explanation in the tweet below. Epic Games is making Support-A-Creator a permanent program and extending it beyond Fortnite to cover all games on the Epic Games Store.

Epic removes requirement for Fortnite's Support-A-Creator program Being in the Support-A-Creator program is an excellent thing for creators.

Epic Games has released Support-A-Creator 2.0 for content creators. Here's how to apply for the Support-A-Creator 2.0 program and what the eligibility criteria are for the same.

The program connects developers with over 10,000 creators, such as YouTube video makers and Twitch streamers. The Support-A-Creator program rewards creators for bringing exposure to game developers.

If you want to support a creator yourself, next week you will enter their Epic name into the game and every 14 days, either reselect them or pick someone new. After that, your V-Buck purchases ...

Epic Games began their latest blog post by saying, “The past year has seen an incredible amount of Creator content on YouTube, Twitch, and other platforms, celebrating the world of Fortnite.

However, Epic Games emphasized that Support-A-Creator codes are not allowed to be promoted in Creative maps. Creators are encouraged to promote them, but only outside of Fortnite.

From that, players can enter the Epic tag of whichever Creator they want to support. Creators will earn $5 (or the regional equivalent) for every 10,000 V-bucks spent in total by their supporters.

Epic launched the Support-A-Creator program in October 2018. It lets content creators like YouTubers and Twitch streamers earn money from “Fortnite.” Fans can declare their support for a certain ...

Epic is also rolling out something called a Support-A-Creator program alongside the store, Sweeney said. The program connects developers with over 10,000 creators, such as YouTube video makers and ...