Hello @VarunMaddila ,
I’ve been looking into it and, in theory, yes , if the synced project folder still exists on your computer, and you were using Unreal Revision Control, then it is possible to recover your project. The system automatically saves snapshots (backups) of your project every time you do a Check-In. So if that folder is still there, there’s a good chance you can recover it.
But before we get into that, let’s go through a few basic steps to rule out common causes.
First, on UEFN’s startup screen, make sure your project isn’t archived. Also, if you were working within a team project, click where it says “My Projects” and select the appropriate team to see if your project appears there.
Next, on that same project selection screen, click “Browse…” in the bottom-right corner:
From there, navigate to the folder where your project is stored and select the .uproject file to try opening it manually.
I’m also leaving you a post where they talk about this topic, it might be helpful to you
And if none of the above works or your project still won’t load, I recommend following this video step by step , it shows how to Restore Backups on Unreal Engine Fortnite: history:
Hope it Helps to recover your Map!!