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The game starts with the players on board an aircraft following a straight flight path over the islands. Players get to choose when to drop and guide themselves to the ground by parachute. This helps ensure enough scattering to allow players time to loot, but also tends to bunch players along a common trajectory. See More
The massive map, the great array of weapons, and the amount of different choices each player can make give you a great deal of strategies to follow to win the game. Even dropping from the plane to start the match is a choice that can greatly affect your possibilities of winning. Do you drop early to gain an edge over opponents? Do you drop close to the centre of the island in order to prepare for the final stages of the battle? Even after dropping from the plane you can choose different strategies. You can play aggressive and try to hunt and kill other players, or you can bide your time, hide inside a building and wait for other players to kill each-other. The possibilities are endless. See More
The battle royale mode of the game is available for free, capitalizing on the latest surge of the genre's popularity. In Fortnite's battle royale mode, players have unlimited freedom to build their own bases and explore while defending themselves from other players or actively hunting them down. See More
There's a lot to upgrade, such as weapons, traps, your base, and much more. These unlocks are gated behind other progression trees that use an entirely different form of experience currency, mixing everything together in a hodgepodge of systems and menus that don't mesh well together. After a certain point, gaining rewards after unlocking upgrades results in fewer returns for the amount of time it takes to reach the next progression goal. Lootbox availability becomes scarce after a while, slowing progress to a crawl. See More
Fortnite doesn't put much pressure on your hardware, meaning that even those of you with older gaming rigs will be able to run the game at a stable 60 FPS. The recommended requirements include the Nvidia GTX 660 or AMD Radeon HD 7870 equivalent DX11 GPU, meaning you don't need the latest tech to play. See More
While all the building and demolition options the controls might look complicated at first sight, you'll soon notice that the building itself is quite basic since there are only four major blocks you can use. Using these four major blocks in different combinations opens up many possibilities for all sorts of forts to build. Players can choose to keep things quick and easy with simple bridges in the air to traverse from point to point, or they can go much more in-depth to build impressive fortresses to defend from enemy attacks. You can keep expanding on what you build, growing it over time with stronger walls or scattering traps to cover your blind spots. See More
The hordes of enemies can be challenging to mow down in order to reach objectives around the map while defending your base, and that's where the different combat styles come in to make things easier. Mastering the different classes will give you an edge, like the constructors can quickly build a shield to defend your base from a sudden horde of enemies, and the ninja's boosted mobility and deadly melee attacks. See More
Unlike many other games where you can dominate your enemies by simply shooting better than them, this game encourages you to pay more attention to your position, state of your equipment, and surroundings giving more room to strategic gameplay thanks to the high mobility of some Legends and the environment itself. See More