‘Fortnite’ Giant Glowing Cube Location: Where To Touch A Giant Glowing Cube (Meteoric Rise Challenge)

Here's where to touch a giant glowing cube in 'Fortnite: Battle Royale.'

Credit: Epic / Erik Kain

We’re quickly approaching the end of Fortnite’s Season 10â€"or Season X, if you willâ€"and that means there are only a few weeks of challenges left.

A new Mission Bundle was released out of the normal weekly rotation. Unlike the regular mission bundles, the Meteoric Rise challenges reward players with a special skin, The Scientist.

This rather burly space alien figure is only available to Battle Pass holders, but he’s easily unlocked by completing seven challenges, most of which involve dealing damage, visiting points on the map and so forth.

The seventh and final challenge in the Meteoric Rise bundle tasks players with three goals: Touch a giant glowing cube, enter the Rift above Loot Lake, and search a landing pod within a meteor.

Meteoric Rise

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For the purposes of this post, we’ll be looking at where to touch a giant glowing cube.

This one has a bit of a twist, since the giant glowing cube in question is Kevin, the purple cube that wreaked so much havoc a few seasons back. The cube is once again part of a floating island, and that island moves around the map. Here’s where it is right now:

Where to touch a giant glowing cube.

Credit: Epic / Erik Kain

Simply fly up to the cubeâ€"the underside of the floating island will automatically lift you up, or you can glide down at the start of the matchâ€"and touch it. You’ll bounce right off and complete one stage of this challenge, getting you that much closer to the Scientist skin.

Remember, the floating island is moving around the map, and likely will be right up until the end of the season, so double check the map when you get into the match to make sure. I suspect it will end up right over Loot Lake, and that the cube plus the rift orb will create some kind of devastating end-of-season event, quite possibly leading to an entirely new map in Season 11 (hopefully)!

Check out where to find the landing pod in the meteor here.

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