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Fortnite game Phenomenon is only a year old – you'd be hard pressed to play and miss the birthday cakes and balloons on the map – but it's already available on almost every gaming platform that you possess. Almost.
You can play the full game on Microsoft Windows and macOS, as well as PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The much more popular mode – the Battle Royale element – is also available on Nintendo Switch and iOS devices right now, which means that most high-end gaming devices will drop you off on the island and fight. who developed Fortnite – confirmed that it will arrive on Android devices later this year, but the release took a while since it was ready for iOS devices in early April .
Why the delay for Android? We do not know now – this may have something to do with the variety of devices that use Google's operating system – but many appreciate how the company has managed to integrate its game on almost all platforms of play even before a year. This is not something that any developer can do.
It's a little different, but No Man's Sky is over two years old and has just come out on Xbox One, while it's not going to be a big deal. There is no word on PC. Fortnite has managed to make four more platforms in half that time, including a probably more difficult to develop a mobile version.
![The No Man's Sky development team is much smaller than Epic Games. </p>
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<p> The extraordinary accessibility of Fortnite is the reason why I am disappointed to hear a rumor that Epic Games will allow the Android version of its most popular game to be a Samsung exclusive. Galaxy Note 9 – at least for a while. 19659002] This phone should be announced at a Samsung event on August 9 in New York </p>
<p> A rumor of both 9to5Google and XDA Developers quotes a trusted South Korean source claiming that Samsung will have exclusive rights on the game for 30 days when it is launched. </p>
<p> I'm delighted that Fortnite is finally close to its Android version, but it's hard to boast of being limited to such a limited audience for its first month. Epic Games said that there was no comment when TechRadar asked questions about the rumors. </p>
<p> Up to now, it seems that this is not even an exclusive version of Samsung devices – if you have a relatively new Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, you will have to wait for that extra month to play it. </p>
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Those who own the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus may have to wait longer.
The strange thing is that the Samsung Galaxy Note line is not well known for its gaming prowess. Last year's Note 8 featured camera upgrades, a dual-camera system for the first time as well as many improvements to its S-Pen pen, but we have not seen any improvement in graphics performance
I can not imagine a wave of young people Fortnite fans who sting a bit to go out and buy a super expensive high-end notebook phone, just because they can get Battle Royale mode by month
For fans of Android devices that have already waited more than four months to see the game arrive at their phone, this just adds an extra month to the wait that seems totally useless. The company has created a free-to-play model-based game where you pay extra for a secondary game mode or cosmetic items for your character. He then made this game available on almost all gaming platforms as quickly as possible, and the combination of these things has seen the game become one of the most popular games on the planet.
Even if it's only for a month, Fortnite Android Version for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will just limit the hype. That said, it is unlikely that the Fortnite fever train will be stopped.
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