Count guide

How Many Chests Have I Opened in Fortnite?

Start with your Treasure Hunt quest tally. If the game no longer shows it, use your last confirmed number or start a fresh log.

1. Your quest still shows a count

  1. Return to the Fortnite lobby and select Battle Royale.
  2. Open Quests → Treasure Hunt and find the objective for opening chests. The first number in the progress display is your current tally; the second is the quest target.
  3. Take a screenshot or copy the first number into Set your count so you have a starting point outside the game.
Screenshot coming soon: where to read the quest tally.

2. Your tally stopped at 1,000

  1. Use 1,000 as your baseline if you confirmed the quest was complete and have no record of later openings. If you have a more recent total in a note or screenshot, use that instead.
  2. Save the baseline in the counter. Tap +1 after each chest you open, or add a whole match’s tally at once with Set your count.
  3. Screenshot your saved count after a session. If your totals disagree later, start from the most recent confirmed screenshot and add only the openings logged after it.
Screenshot coming soon: switching from the quest tally to a manual log.

3. You don’t remember your total

  1. Check for an old quest screenshot or a dated note that gives you a confirmed number.
  2. If you find a reliable baseline, enter it and add only the openings you can verify. If you can’t recover a baseline, start at zero and treat it as a count from today.
  3. Record each new chest from that point. Keep a dated screenshot of the tally if you switch devices.
Screenshot coming soon: starting a new log after losing your total.

For the in-game menu, see Destructoid’s Treasure Hunters walkthrough.

Want the math and tally handled for you? Use the chest counter on the homepage and tap +1 for each chest you open.