You drop into a match and a familiar animatronic is staring back from the rooftop. Your chest tightens—this is the Freddy skin you promised yourself you’d buy. The clock in the Item Shop starts ticking, and suddenly your V‑Buck balance matters.
I’ve been inside the Item Shop across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch to make buying simple. You’ll get the skins if you follow a few quick steps, and I’ll point out where to save V‑Bucks when other horror collabs arrive.
The Item Shop announces the collab the moment it drops
The Item Shop puts new drops front and center, and the Five Nights at Freddy’s pieces are grouped together. The Item Shop is a carnival of nostalgia.
If you want the FNAF skins in Fortnite, here’s the straightforward route I use:
- Open Fortnite and tap or click the Item Shop tab.
- Scroll the categories until you find the Five Nights at Freddy’s section.
- Choose the FNAF Bundle (4,000 V‑Bucks — ≈ €32) or buy individual skins (1,500–1,600 V‑Bucks each — ≈ €12–€13).
- Select the item and press and hold the Purchase button to confirm.
- The cosmetics land in your locker immediately; equip as you please and play.
When were FNAF skins released in Fortnite?
They arrived during the Fortnite Override update on October 1, 2026, pushed live by Epic Games in collaboration with Scott Cawthon’s FNAF franchise.
How much do the FNAF skins cost in the Fortnite Item Shop?
Most full skins are 1,500 V‑Bucks (≈ €12) while Foxy is 1,600 V‑Bucks (≈ €13). The bundle that includes every cosmetic is 4,000 V‑Bucks (≈ €32), a decent savings if you want the whole set.
The bundle sits in plain sight at the Item Shop, tempting collectors and casual players
Fortnitemares 2026 stacked horror collabs into one festival of skins, so you might want to ration V‑Bucks. The FNAF bundle is a backstage pass to chaos.
Below is every FNAF-related cosmetic that appeared in the Item Shop, listed with V‑Buck cost and an approximate EUR conversion (rounded):
| Cosmetics | Price (in V‑Bucks) |
|---|---|
| FNAF Bundle (Including All Cosmetics) | 4,000 (≈ €32) |
| Freddy Fazbear Skin + Freddy‑Oke Machine Back Bling | 1,500 (≈ €12) |
| Foxy The Pirate Skin + Foxy’s Hook Pickaxe + Foxy’s Side Stage Back Bling | 1,600 (≈ €13) |
| Chica The Chicken Skin + Chica Chicake Back Bling | 1,500 (≈ €12) |
| Bonnie The Rabbit Skin + Bonnie’s Guitar Case Back Bling | 1,500 (≈ €12) |
| Freddy’s Mic Pack | 800 (≈ €6) |
| Bonnie’s Blazin’ Guitar Pack | 800 (≈ €6) |
| Mr. Cupcake Pickaxe | 800 (≈ €6) |
| Foxy’s Hook Pickaxe | 800 (≈ €6) |
| Freddy‑Oke Machine Back Bling | 300 (≈ €2) |
| Foxy’s Side Stage Back Bling | 300 (≈ €2) |
| Chica Chicake Back Bling | 300 (≈ €2) |
| Bonnie’s Guitar Case Back Bling | 300 (≈ €2) |
| Freddy Slippers Kicks | 1,000 (≈ €8) |
| The Fazbear Band Emote | 500 (≈ €4) |
| Surveillance Feed Floater Emote | 500 (≈ €4) |
| Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza Wrap | 500 (≈ €4) |
When do the FNAF skins leave the Fortnite Item Shop?
The collab rotates out on October 31, 2026, at 8 PM ET. If you’re undecided, you have most of October to decide whether to spend or save V‑Bucks for Slender Man, Freddy Krueger, or other drops.
If you’re short on currency, consider earning the free Pixel Polli skin by mastering 28 Fortnite Sprites before you spend cash or your credit card on V‑Bucks via the Epic Games payment flow.
Which FNAF skin are you bringing into the next match—and will you buy the bundle or chase singles?