Epic Legends says Apex Legends does not prevent players from playing Fortnite

Respawn has not yet announced the announcement of Apex Legends, but has already attracted tens of millions of players around the world. Of course, they are still far from reaching the same numbers as the Fortnite game so far, but many interested people have quickly described Apex Legends as the true rival of the Fortnite game. Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, said that contrary to popular belief, Apex Legends was not far from Fortnite.

There is a reason why people describe Apex Legends as the real rival of Fortnite. It reached 25 million players in just seven days after its launch, while Fortnite reached the same goal in 41 days, while it took four months to reach 50 million players, but Apex Legends l 39 reached in just one month. Of course, the royal battles are more interested than when Fortnite was released, so Apex Legends has benefited from the growth of this sector.

"Since the release of Apex Legends, we have Apex Lengends for Fortnite players, and that's fine," Tim Sweeney told GamesBeat in a recent interview. "We are about to break the 250 million players on Fortnite."

Tim Sweeney also said that the only game that keeps players away from Fortnite is FIFA. Fortnite has reached its peak twice since Apex Legends. Tim Sweeney said: "The only game we can say is that it reduces playing time on Fortnite is the FIFA game.This is another game accessible to all and very popular around the world."