Epic Games’ popular battle royale title fortnite was fired from both Android And the iOS app stores using its own in-app purchase platform. It’s a long story, though, so it looks like Epic Games has another plan to bring the game back on both Android and Android devices. Apple device without breaking any rules of Google and Apple.
To do this, Epic Games has announced its partnership with Nvidia via a blog post, where the game developer confirmed that Fortnite will be available on Nvidia. GeForce Now Streaming service in closed beta testing for a limited time.
In addition, Nvidia has also introduced touch capabilities for GeForce Now with the closed beta of Fortnite. This means that GeForce Now users will be able to play games directly using the touch controls.
It’s important to note that GeForce Now users can already stream Fortnite, but this is the non-touchscreen version and they’ll need to connect a controller or keyboard and mouse to play the game.
Fortnite is coming to GeForce Now with closed beta, Apple Iphone And iPad users will be able to play games through the Safari web browser by logging into a GeForce Now account or creating a new one if you don’t already have one.
Similarly, Android users can either play the game by downloading the GeForce Now app from the Google Play Store.
As mentioned, the touchscreen version of the game is in closed beta, with users signing up for a GeForce Now account and selecting a free or priority subscription to be able to join the closed beta waiting list. .
Nvidia has also confirmed that a paid account is not required to participate in the closed-beta program.
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