Fortnite's v19.10 update went live this morning. As always, the new, and in this case returning, additions to the island are a mix of things players figured out and stuff no one knew was coming. The big story is something everyone had been waiting a while for. The return of Tilted Towers almost three years after it was initially destroyed. Perhaps the most popular POI in Fortnite history has officially returned.
What has come as quite the surprise to those who have already taken the new update for a spin are the massive dinosaurs roaming the island. Much like the tornadoes added last week, your initial reaction to seeing one of these beasts might be to turn tail and run for the hills. You've got enough to worry about with as many as 99 other players on the map trying to outdo and eliminate you.
However, also like the aforementioned tornadoes, these dinosaurs mean you no harm. They're called Klombos, and according to Epic, the behemoths once called the island home a very long time ago. Klombos won't try to hurt you unless provoked. If not provoked, Klombos can actually help you in a number of different ways. Climb up their tails and jump on their blowholes to be shot into the air and land on a faraway part of the map if you need to escape the storm or a sticky situation.
Klombos bring a new consumable to Fortnite called Klomberries. They look like blue raspberries and can be eaten if your health needs a bump. You're better off feeding them to the beasts after which they're named, though. Giving an angry Klombo a Klomberry to eat can calm it down. Eating enough of them can also lead to a Klombo sneezing out other items that might be more useful to you.
Klombos are roaming the island right now providing you've applied the v19.10 update. You'll also be able to land at Tilted Towers, plus the update has reintroduced the Grenade Launcher. You'll also be able to play Fortnite on mobile again this week thanks to a loophole Epic is taking advantage of by making the game available through GeForce Now.