Epic Games announced Friday that its epic popular game Fortnite is coming to Android devices.
The free Battle Royale version of the game, which can be played on PC, Xbox, PS4 and iPhone devices, will make its appearance on Android beginning this summer.
We are targeting this summer for the release. We know many of you are excited for this release, and we promise that when we have more information to share, youll hear it from us first, the blog post read.
Specifically, Epic will release Fortnite: Battle Royale, a free version of Fortnite that allows gamers to compete in a 100-person, last-man-standing version of the game.
The free-to-play game rewards players by offering them different unlockables, like new character skins and weapons. Players can buy v-bucks to purchase additional cosmetic items, too.
According to Quartz, Fortnite currently brings in close to $2 million per day through the iPhone version of the game alone.
The game has also managed to increase revenue and downloads at the same time, according to Quartz.
Releasing Fortnite to a mobile Android audience should see the continuation of this growth, Quartz reported.
Fortnite first became available on iOS devices back in March, according to The Verge. It reportedly made $15 million in its first three weeks and soared to the top of the App Store charts.
The free Battle Royale version of the game, which can be played on PC, Xbox, PS4 and iPhone devices, will make its appearance on Android beginning this summer.
We are targeting this summer for the release. We know many of you are excited for this release, and we promise that when we have more information to share, youll hear it from us first, the blog post read.
Specifically, Epic will release Fortnite: Battle Royale, a free version of Fortnite that allows gamers to compete in a 100-person, last-man-standing version of the game.
The free-to-play game rewards players by offering them different unlockables, like new character skins and weapons. Players can buy v-bucks to purchase additional cosmetic items, too.
According to Quartz, Fortnite currently brings in close to $2 million per day through the iPhone version of the game alone.
The game has also managed to increase revenue and downloads at the same time, according to Quartz.
Releasing Fortnite to a mobile Android audience should see the continuation of this growth, Quartz reported.
Fortnite first became available on iOS devices back in March, according to The Verge. It reportedly made $15 million in its first three weeks and soared to the top of the App Store charts.
