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Attention: This code is an invitation to enjoy FORTNITE BATTLE ROYALE in the mobile version. To activate it, simply go to the EpicGames website, create an account and enter your code in the "Redeem" tab. Currently, the mobile version of Fornite is only available for iOS devices such as iOS 11 on iPhone 6S/SE, iPad Mini 4, iPad Air 2, iPad 2017, iPad Pro devices or later releases.
The game of the moment, the Battle Royale that is sweeping the globe is finally coming to our iOS mobile devices. The complete Battle Royale experience in our pocket, with the same map, the same weekly updates and all the same fun as your computer version. Fortnite Battle Royale is a game that stands out for its PvP mode for 100 players so we can recreate real field battles against players from all over the world, with frantic fighting and shooting and explosions everywhere.
At Fortnite we will also have the building skills to create our own fortress and its defenses, and destructible environments combined with intense PvP combat in which we will enjoy the purest action to the full.
That’s one of the best things about Fortnite: It always keeps things simple.
Fortnite is an ever-shifting entity, but strong footing has solidified it as a verified phenomenon with fast, fun gameplay and ubiquitous reach. Anyone can play it and have a great time, and although Save the World might get grindy and shotgun climb-and-dives might get a little tiresome, there’s real magic here along with the promise of more in the months and years to come.
Fortnite has almost perfected the Battle Royale concept and added a touch of its own.
All in all, Fortnite is a game many people can look forward to playing for the foreseeable future. Epic Games’ persistence and commitment to community feedback, latched on with low PC requirements, creative gameplay, and a Free to Play model, have made it one of the most successful games on the market today. With updates almost every week, there are always new things to try for new or returning players alike.
As the saying goes: It's easy to learn, hard to master. Although a few shortcomings in the map design eventually surface and fatigue in looting can set in, Fortnite rarely fails at challenging you in unexpected ways, resulting in something more than just another typical last-person-standing shooter.
After I situated myself in the controls, leveling and managing my squads, and making my way through some missions, Fortnite works. Missions are fun and engaging, rewards are plentiful, and it feels good to shoot things. Replayability is there too, as the enemies and resources are randomly placed when you load a mission. Forntnite may be slightly repetitive at times, but is overall an enjoyable experience.
Fortnite suffocates what could be an incredible tower defense game beneath the some of the most tangential, egregious, impersonal progression systems we’ve seen.
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