Fortnite’s newest twist, Delulu, finally lets players claim Squad Victory Royales starting this weekend, bringing long-awaited teamwork triumphs and fresh strategies to the battlefield.
Fortnite Delulu Squad Victory Royale Is Live
Fortnite Delulu’s new Squad Victory Royale feature is now live, letting teams finally see their hard-earned wins celebrated together on the big screen. Starting this weekend, coordinated squads can track shared victories, earn bragging rights, and enjoy fresh endgame animations tailored to group play. Epic Games has also rolled out updated menus and clearer stat tracking so players can quickly see how many team wins they’ve stacked across different modes.
If you are not familiar, Fortnite Delulu mode is an LTM where you’re dropped into a random location on the Chapter 6 Season 4 map. But instead of being with friends, you are with random players. To win the game, the only way is to betray the team and defeat them to become the Delulu-lord.
This sparked a lot of exploits, even some using disconnect and glitch methods to win Fortnite Delulu mode. Even the Epic Games boss, Tim Sweeney shared Fortnite Delulu winning methods recently in his post. Sadly, only solo players could win it. That is no longer going to be the problem if you are tired of betraying your team.
HUGE DELULU CHANGE: YOU CAN NOW WIN AS A SQUAD! 👀🔥#Fortnite pic.twitter.com/iKfCJSFsXD
— Loolo | Fortnite Leaks (@Loolo_WRLD) September 25, 2025
With the update v37.31, which brings the Fortnite Daft Punk event. In the update, Delulu is getting the option to win games as a party. Yes, you can now win the Fortnite Delulu Glider umbrella by winning the game with your random party.
How do squad Victory Royales work in Delulu mode
In Fortnite’s Delulu mode, squad Victory Royales allow the last squad standing-typically up to four players-to claim the win together, a change introduced in late September 2025 via update v37.31. This replaced the original solo-only betrayal mechanic, where just one player could win regardless of team size.
Key Mechanics
Players drop solo into 80-player matches but form squads using proximity voice chat and emotes, accessing team-focused loot from multi-player crates. Once the final 20 remain, a random number may determine eligible winners, but the last full squad eliminates rivals to secure victory for all surviving members-even downed ones in some cases.
Earning Rewards
Victorious squads receive the exclusive Delulu Glider umbrella, making wins more accessible without forced betrayal. Solo betrayal remains an option for individual plays, catering to different strategies.
Tips for Success
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Build trust early via friendly chat to hunt other squads aggressively.
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Prioritize mobility items and white heals for endgame survival.
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Queue weekends only, with voice chat on “Everybody.”
What are the patch notes for Delulu squad victory update
Fortnite’s Delulu squad victory update came in patch v37.31 on September 25, 2025, enabling full squads to claim Victory Royales together instead of requiring solo betrayal. This responded to player feedback on the mode’s frustrating original mechanics, where only one survivor could win despite team play.
Patch Highlights
The update ran Delulu from September 26 to 29, 2025, with squad wins unlocking the exclusive Delulu Glider (also called Crashbrella) umbrella for all surviving squad members. It coincided with the Daft Punk event files and teased Festival Party mode with proximity chat.
Gameplay Changes
Squads form via emotes and voice chat; the last squad eliminates rivals to win collectively, though solo betrayal remains an option. Rewards tied victories to this period, boosting accessibility without altering core loot or 80-player solo drops.
