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Live Fortnite Server Status – outages & maintenance at a glance

Is Fortnite down or experiencing an outage? Check live Fortnite server status, plus Rocket League, Fall Guys, the Epic Games Store, Discord, Twitch, and Cloudflare. See the overall status, individual services, outages, and maintenance, straight from the providers' official status pages.

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Status

Restricted

The provider reports issues or maintenance for one service.

Checked: 11 Nov 2026, 04:03 UTC. This page updates automatically every minute.

Fortnite Server Status

Running
  • WebsiteRunning
  • Game ServicesRunning
  • LoginRunning
  • Parties, Friends, and MessagingRunning
  • Voice ChatRunning
  • MatchmakingRunning
  • Stats and LeaderboardsRunning
  • Item ShopRunning
  • Fortnite CrewRunning

Source: Epic Games Public Status

Rocket League Server Status

Running
  • LoginRunning
  • WebsiteRunning
  • Game ServicesRunning
  • MatchmakingRunning
  • Stats and LeaderboardsRunning
  • Item ShopRunning
  • Parties, Friends, and MessagingRunning
  • Voice ChatRunning

Source: Epic Games Public Status

Fall Guys Server Status

Running
  • LoginRunning
  • MatchmakingRunning
  • Voice ChatRunning
  • Parties, Friends, and MessagingRunning
  • Item ShopRunning
  • WebsiteRunning
  • Game ServicesRunning

Source: Epic Games Public Status

Epic Games Store Status

Running
  • LoginRunning
  • Download/InstallationRunning
  • Purchasing/RefundingRunning
  • Epic WalletRunning
  • Store BrowsingRunning
  • Publishing ToolsRunning
  • AchievementsRunning
  • Game DetailsRunning

Source: Epic Games Public Status

Discord Status

Running
  • APIRunning
  • Media ProxyRunning
  • GatewayRunning
  • Push NotificationsRunning
  • SearchRunning
  • VoiceShow 15 subservicesRunning
    • AtlantaRunning
    • BrazilRunning
    • RotterdamRunning
    • Hong KongRunning
    • IndiaRunning
    • JapanRunning
    • RussiaRunning
    • SingaporeRunning
    • South AfricaRunning
    • South KoreaRunning
    • SydneyRunning
    • US CentralRunning
    • US EastRunning
    • US SouthRunning
    • US WestRunning
  • ClientShow 4 subservicesRunning
    • DesktopRunning
    • iOSRunning
    • AndroidRunning
    • WebRunning
  • Third-partyShow 3 subservicesRunning
    • CloudFlareRunning
    • Tax Calculation ServiceRunning
    • Creator PayoutsRunning
  • Server Web PagesRunning
  • PaymentsRunning
  • Marketing SiteRunning

Source: Discord Status

Twitch Status

Running
  • LoginRunning
  • WebRunning
  • ChatRunning
  • Video (Watching)Running
  • Video (Broadcasting)Running
  • PurchasesRunning
  • Customer SupportRunning

Source: Twitch Status

Cloudflare Status

Restricted
  • CDN/CacheRunning
  • Authoritative DNSRunning
  • Recursive DNSRunning
  • DashboardRunning
  • APIRunning
  • WorkersRestricted
  • PagesRunning
  • R2Running
  • Zero TrustRunning
  • WARPRunning

Source: Cloudflare Status

Why this tool

Fortnite server status and other services on one page

ZAP-Hosting's Game Server Status shows the status of seven services (Fortnite, Rocket League, Fall Guys, Epic Games Store, Discord, Twitch, and Cloudflare) for free, directly from their official status pages. It updates every minute while the page is open. You can check the Fortnite server status and potential Discord or Twitch outages without opening multiple pages.

Official sources only

All information comes from the providers' status pages. We don't guess or count user reports.

Breakdown by service

Instead of a green dot, you see each service separately, as listed by the provider, such as login or matchmaking. If only one part is down, you’ll spot it immediately.

Outages and maintenance in full

Ongoing incidents and scheduled maintenance are shown with their time in UTC, current status, and a link to the provider’s announcement.

Updates automatically

While the page is open and visible, the display fetches new data every minute. You don't need to reload it.

Honest about source outages

If a status page is unavailable, we say so. We never show a green “Operational” when we have no data.

Jump straight to the game

Each game and service has its own anchor. A link such as #fortnite or #discord opens the page at the right place.

How it works

How to check your game’s server status

Five short steps from the overview to the manufacturer's report, with no account or download.

  1. Step 1

    Read overview

    Open the page. The notice at the top of the status display shows you whether the provider has reported problems or maintenance for any of the checked services.

  2. Step 2

    Choose a game or service

    Use the bar below the notice to jump straight to Fortnite, Rocket League, Fall Guys, Epic Games Store, Discord, Twitch, or Cloudflare. The colored dot before each name shows its status at a glance.

  3. Step 3

    Read overall status and services

    Each card shows the overall status and the individual services below it. Expand services with subservices to see whether only one part is affected.

  4. Step 4

    Open the manufacturer's notice

    If there is an outage or maintenance, the notice appears directly on the card. Select “Details on the official status page” for updates from the provider.

  5. Step 5

    Leave the page open or refresh it

    Keep the page open to get new data every minute. Click “Update now” to refresh the status immediately.

Status levels

What the status indicator means

Each card shows an overall status. It always reflects the worst status among the game’s individual services.

Operational
The provider reports no issues with this service.
Restricted
The service is working, but slower or less reliably than usual.
Partial outage
Part of the service is not working; the rest is still running.
Outage
The service is largely unavailable.
Maintenance
The provider has reported scheduled downtime, such as for an update.
Unknown
The status page was unavailable or did not report a known status. This does not mean the service is down.

Troubleshooting

Is Fortnite down, or is it your connection?

If your game shows “Operational” but still isn’t working, the provider has reported no issues. The cause is often your connection or device.

  • Restart the game or app and your router.
  • Use the ping test to check whether your connection is stable.
  • Use the speed test to measure your bandwidth if you experience lag or disconnections.
  • Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data, or try the web version instead of the app.
  • If the card shows “Partial outage” or “Outage,” the issue is with the provider. All you can do is wait; the linked notice has the latest update.
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Sources

Where the server status comes from

We only check the manufacturers' public status pages and reproduce their information unchanged. We do not provide our own measurements or user reports here.

Status sources and the games they cover
Status pageCovers
Epic Games Public StatusFortnite, Rocket League, Fall Guys and Epic Games Store
Discord StatusDiscord
Twitch StatusTwitch
Cloudflare StatusCloudflare

Cloudflare lists several hundred entries on its status page, one for each service and data center. We show up to ten selected services: CDN/Cache, Authoritative DNS, Recursive DNS, Dashboard, API, Workers, Pages, R2, WARP and Zero Trust. You can find all other services and individual data centers on the official status page.

Games such as Roblox, Steam, Valorant, and Destiny 2 are not included. As of October 2026, their providers did not offer a public interface that works without an access key, and we don't scrape sites that lack one. A game is added once an official source is available.

Fortnite, Rocket League, Fall Guys, and Epic Games Store are trademarks of Epic Games. Discord is a trademark of Discord Inc., Twitch of Twitch Interactive, and Cloudflare of Cloudflare, Inc. All names are used solely to identify their respective services. ZAP-Hosting is not affiliated with these companies.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about server status, outages and this tool.

Open the “Fortnite Server Status” card on this page or jump straight to #fortnite. The overall status appears at the top, with individual services below, as listed on Epic Games’ status page. If Epic Games reports an outage or maintenance, the card shows the notice with a link to the official status page. The data comes from status.epicgames.com, Epic Games’ status page.

If Fortnite shows “Operational” but still isn’t working, Epic Games has reported no issues. The cause is often on your end: Restart the game and router, check your ping with the ping test, and see whether other online services are reachable. If it shows “Partial outage” or “Outage,” the issue is with the provider and you’ll need to wait.

Epic Games decides that. For a scheduled update, maintenance appears on the Fortnite card with the time Epic Games lists on its status page. The linked alert will say when the servers are available again once Epic Games announces it. We don't predict or provide our own time. All times are in UTC: add one hour in Central Europe in winter or two in summer. On the US East Coast, subtract four hours in summer or five in winter; in BrasĂ­lia, subtract three hours.

Discord, Twitch, and Cloudflare each have their own card showing overall status, individual services, and any ongoing incidents. The data comes from the three providers' official status pages. For Cloudflare, we show up to ten selected services, including CDN/Cache, DNS, Dashboard, API, and Workers. You can find all other services on the official status page. If the card says everything is working but you still have trouble, reload the app, switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data, or try the web version.

From the public status pages of Epic Games, Discord, Twitch, and Cloudflare. Our server checks them and caches the result for up to a minute so the providers aren't queried on every visit. An open, visible page fetches new data every minute, or immediately with “Refresh Now.” If a status page is temporarily unavailable, we show the last loaded data with a timestamp or a notice that the source is unavailable.

We only show services with an official, public status API that doesn't require an access key. When we checked, Steam, Roblox, Riot Games with Valorant and League of Legends, PlayStation, and Xbox offered no such source, so they aren't included. The Fortnite card shows Epic Games services, not your console's network. If the card says Fortnite is running but your console can't connect, check your console manufacturer's network status.

Both games use the Epic Games status page and each has its own card here: “Rocket League Server Status” (#rocket-league) and “Fall Guys Server Status” (#fall-guys). The Epic Games Store also has a card. Use the bar below the notice above to get there with one click.

No, the tool is free and requires neither an account nor a download. There is no input for us to store. Our server retrieves the status data from the providers; your browser only contacts our site.

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