Combining the video game's distinctive look with an ability to drench your friends, it's sure to go down very well for fans of the series. That makes this blaster pack ideal for families with a couple of kids (or adults that are still kids at heart).

If you're fed up of having to reload your water pistol on the regular, the Soakzooka will be your jam. All audio, visual and textual content on this site (including all names, characters, images, trademarks and logos) are protected by trademarks, copyrights and other Intellectual Property rights owned by Spyra. This is a great option because it's small and light enough to be used with ease, and it has the Fortnite cool-factor. Throw in a range of around 25 feet and you can guarantee that everyone else will be running for cover sharpish.For those who like to battle up close, the Twister is ideal - it fires a jet of water in a double helix pattern, so it's near-impossible to keep out of the way. While its range isn't massive (which I suppose makes sense, considering the fact that it's based on Fortnite's Tactical Shotgun), the TS-R's capacity makes up for it.

If you want to bring out the (literal) big guns, Super Soaker has you covered with the appropriately named Soakzooka. However, its size doesn't mean the Soakzooka isn't suitable for the young water warriors amongst us. If you're keen to avoid refilling your blaster every few minutes, this particular Super Soaker is one of the best water guns there is. That makes it a good choice if you can't decide between the best water guns and a Nerf blaster - it solves two problems in one fell swoop.And even though it's prone to some leakage, the HC-E's low cost and awesome design make up for that. Rather than shooting a single stream, the blaster fires a double-helix of H20 to drench anyone in front of you no matter how much they try and dodge. Although it requires force to activate properly (meaning very young warriors should look elsewhere), this is balanced out by not needing to aim. Rather than a pump system, air pressure, or brute force, it uses a handle that you just pull to unleash a watery deluge.