For those Android users who want to experience Fortnite on their mobile device, you’re in luck. According to Epic Games, the battle royale game that’s sweeping the world will be available on Android phones in the next few months.
Wrote Epic in a blog post, “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, you’ll hear it from us first.”
The battle royale game is exploding in popularity across the mainstream right now—even some of the most popular YouTubers, like Logan Paul, have spent much of their time lately streaming the game on Twitch—and the most popular streamer, Ninja, reportedly makes at least $500,000 a month playing the game.
The latest season of Fortnite dropped last month, and according to Epic, it’s continuing to improve the game’s performance, stats, and stability.
Wrote Epic: “Many of you have asked for stat tracking on mobile. We are working to improve our stats servers so we can handle many more players, including those on mobile. We’re looking to enable this sometime this summer, once we are confident the improvements are performing up to our expectations.”
H/T Bro Bible
