Epic Games is working on the support of controllers for the mobile "Fortnite" – Variety

Epic Games uses to enable controller support on the iOS and Android versions of its extremely popular game, Battle Battle Royale, "Fortnite," said Friday in an article on the state of mobile development.

The studio announced that it has begun testing different controller configurations and giving fans status updates as soon as functionality improves.

He also pointed to a number of other changes in the work. Players will soon have more control over the game's HUD, as Epic allows them to activate or deactivate items at any time. The studio also adds editable visibility settings for most items, as well as grid capture.

People with some high-end mobile devices may soon play "Fortnite" at 60 FPS, said the developer. "We perform device validations to ensure that they can maintain a high level of performance on multiple games without overheating," he said. "You will be able to participate in games with more clarity than before and save those crisp games to share with your friends!"

Major performance improvements for Android 7 and some older operating systems are also underway, including a reduction in the amount of memory used by the game. For iOS players, Epic said the system "cache" shader "worked to reduce the size and impact on memory.

Finally, Epic is striving to reduce the size of the game update and says it wants to install smaller patches in the future.

"Fortnite" launched on mobile platforms earlier this year. He reportedly earned $ 300 million during his first 200 days on the App Store and now earns $ 2.5 million a day just on iOS.