Sony has confirmed the long-rumored PS5 Fortnite Flowering Chaos Bundle, pairing a 1TB PS5 Slim with in-game content exclusive to PlayStation users for the next year. The bundle goes on sale starting November 21, just in time for holiday shoppers.
PS5 Fortnite Flowering Chaos Bundle includes exclusive content
The bundle includes the disc version of the PS5 Slim with no special branding or unique controller. While some fans hoped for a themed DualSense controller like the $84.99 Fortnite Limited Edition model sold separately, this bundle sticks to the basics.
Still, there’s one big draw: it comes loaded with 1,000 V-Bucks and eight exclusive cosmetics, available only on PlayStation until November 26, 2026. Here’s what players get:
- Florin Outfit (LEGO-style design)
- Floral Finisher Pickaxe
- Blue Blossoms Wrap
- Petal Steppers Kicks
- Plus four additional yet-to-be-named items
These cosmetics are tied to the Flowering Chaos theme and can’t be claimed on other platforms for at least a year. If you already own a PS5, waiting until 2026 might be your only shot at unlocking them without rebuying the console.
Companion Cube skin for Steam Machine teased by Dbrand, launching in 2026 with Portal-inspired design and cube aesthetics.
Pricing details still unconfirmed
Sony has not announced an official price yet. However, earlier leaks suggest the bundle will retail for $449.99 matching the standard PS5 Slim disc edition’s price, essentially making the Fortnite content a free bonus.
Launch timing causes mild confusion
Sony’s announcement post states a November 21 launch, but the trailer included in the same release shows November 22. Whether this is due to time zone differences or a rollout delay is unclear, though retailers will likely clarify soon.
The Flowering Chaos Bundle also taps into Fortnite’s growing universe. The inclusion of LEGO-style cosmetics points to more crossover content ahead. Fortnite keeps blending genres from battle royale to survival crafting to LEGO-based adventures. This bundle shows how PlayStation is syncing up with live-service games. For players who enjoy Fortnite’s creative modes, it’s a solid entry point into a game that keeps expanding.
