Epic Games has announced that it is sending all Fortnite proceeds from 20 March to 3 April to humanitarian aid for the people of Ukraine.
The company said that Xbox is also committing their net proceeds for the game during this time.
Earlier this week the gaming business announced it had raised $50 million in humanitarian relief funds.
The money will be sent to Direct Relief, Unicef, the UN World Food Programme, and the UN refugee agency.
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