Fortnite Gameplay

When the game loads up, you'll want to choose the game mode you want to play, which are solos, duos, and squads. Solo mode is every player for themselves, duos mode puts everyone on teams of 2, and squads will put everyone on teams of up to 3 people. You'll start out on a flying bus and you'll have to decide which area of the map you want to land. If you're squad leader, you can put a marker on the spot you want to go. Once you deploy your parachute and reach the ground, you'll want to find buildings and chests as soon as you can to see what kinds of items, materials, and weapons you can find.

Once the area is scavenged, you and your teammates will want to move to another location. The best strategy is to try and stay hidden and get to the circle. If you happen to see another player on the way, you'll want to attack and kill them. If you succeed, the dead players will drop items that you can pick up. If you watch your map, you'll be able to see where the circle is and information telling you how many people are left can be seen underneath it. Most of the time, players will stay hidden until the circle becomes so small that everyone has to be close to each other. When this happens, it's usually a full-on battle and the last person or team alive wins.

Fortnite Review

With all things considered, Fortnite for mobile is a game with decent graphics and gameplay. Not only does it have less violence than other similar games, but it has the same features as the console or PC version. It's also an added bonus that you can keep the volume down and keep the chat off, especially for those parents that are allowing their younger kids to play the game. If you want to keep playing Fortnite, but need to be away from your console or PC and don't mind controls or graphics that aren't as good quality, then the mobile version should work just fine. It's also a good option for parents that don't want their children to play games with too much violence.