Quentin Tarantino revealed teh origins of his collaboration with Epic games to bring Kill Bill to Fortnite,detailing a surprisingly personal connection to the battle royale phenomenon. The celebrated director discussed the crossover during a panel at Unreal Fest on November 29,2025,explaining how his daughter’s enthusiasm for the game sparked the project.
The integration of Kill Bill into Fortnite marks a significant moment for both the gaming and film industries, demonstrating a growing convergence of entertainment mediums. This partnership not only introduces iconic cinematic elements to a massive gaming audience but also showcases the potential for interactive storytelling and brand extensions. The crossover, featuring characters and locations from Kill Bill, is poised to attract new players and reignite interest in Tarantino’s acclaimed film.
Tarantino explained that his 10-year-old daughter, Daniella, is a dedicated Fortnite player. “she just loves the game,” he said, “and she was telling me about all the different universes that Fortnite had done, and she said, ‘Dad, you should really get Kill Bill in there.'” Initially skeptical, Tarantino began to see the creative possibilities.
He contacted Epic Games, and discussions quickly evolved into a full-fledged collaboration. Tarantino emphasized his desire to ensure the Kill Bill experience within Fortnite remained authentic to the film’s aesthetic and spirit. “I wanted it to feel like you were actually in the movie,” he stated.
The Fortnite crossover includes outfits based on The Bride and Gogo Yubari, along with iconic weapons like the Hattori Hanzo sword. A new limited-time mode allows players to battle in a recreation of the House of Blue Leaves. The project, titled Yuki’s Revenge, launched November 29, 2025, alongside the Unreal Fest presentation.Tarantino expressed excitement about the potential for future collaborations, hinting at further integration of his filmography into the fortnite universe.