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Fortnite Breaks New Ground with First-Ever Holocaust Museum Creation

Developer Luc Bernard's initiative brings crucial historical awareness to Fortnite's massive player base.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Epic Games, the visionary minds behind the widely popular game Fortnite, have approved the creation of a remarkable Holocaust Museum within the virtual realm. The groundbreaking decision came from none other than game developer Luc Bernard, who proudly shared the news via Twitter.

With over 400 million players worldwide, Fortnite has now become an unexpected platform to raise awareness about one of the darkest chapters in human history.

This innovative concept takes shape after Bernard’s previous project, “Light in the Darkness,” a deeply impactful and free-to-play game centered around the harrowing experiences of a Jewish family during the Holocaust.

Bernard has long believed that many video games tend to overlook the horrors of this historical tragedy, leading him to express his concerns that such portrayals may inadvertently deny the existence of these grave events.

Through “Light in the Darkness,” he sought to paint a hauntingly authentic picture of the grim fate faced by European Jews, with nearly two-thirds of them perishing under the Nazi regime.

An Educational Oasis in a Virtual World

The first Holocaust Museum in Fortnite has been approved today by Epic Games.

Super proud that we will be the first to bring something like this to Fortnite's 400 million + players.

80% of Americans haven't visited a Museum. So this is game changing. pic.twitter.com/6FINFhi1fY

— Luc Bernard (@LucBernard) August 1, 2023

The creation of the Holocaust Museum within Fortnite serves as an extension of Bernard’s commitment to providing educational gaming experiences about this tragic period.

At a time when historical awareness remains more important than ever, technology can inadvertently obscure its significance. Bernard has also expressed apprehension about the potential misuse of artificial intelligence to distort historical truth, particularly when it comes to Holocaust awareness.

The passing of Holocaust survivors adds an urgent call for action to preserve and spread knowledge about this dark chapter in human history.

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The newly established Holocaust Museum in Fortnite offers an enlightening array of exhibits that shed light on different aspects of this somber era. Visitors can explore dedicated sections that commemorate specific events, such as the infamous Kristallnacht—a haunting reminder of the violent anti-Jewish pogroms that shook Germany in 1938.

The museum goes further to illuminate the lesser-known but equally significant experiences of Jews in Tunisia and Greece during the Holocaust, celebrating their resilience amid adversity.

Among the notable exhibits, a tribute stands to honor Abdol Hossein Sardari, an Iranian diplomat who heroically saved numerous Jewish lives by issuing passports to Jews in Nazi-occupied France.

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A Virtual Gateway to Remember

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With this unprecedented initiative, Fortnite is paving the way for other game developers to embrace historical awareness and educate millions of players about significant events like the Holocaust.

Luc Bernard’s vision transcends gaming, touching the hearts and minds of players, while preserving the lessons of history for generations to come. The museum stands as a virtual gateway to remember, ensuring that the atrocities of the past are never forgotten.

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