Fortnite for iPhone and iPad is officially back: How do you play it now?
The game Fortnite for iPhone and iPad is close to officially returning after Apple removed the famous Battle Royale game from its App Store earlier in August 2020, after disagreements between Epic Games and Apple about obligating Apple developers to use its payment method to collect a percentage. Of the subscriptions, which are disputes that the judiciary has not finally resolved so far, despite a ruling in the judicial dispute between Elle and Ike Gems recently.
While the game Fortnite for iPhone and iPad is no longer officially through the App Store, but iPhone and iPad users will soon be able to play Fortnite on their iPhone (iPhone 13 and others) or iPad devices (iPad 9 and others), depending on the GeForce gaming service Now from Nvidia, where the company officially announced this week a beta version with invitations to test the new version of Fortnite for iPhone and iPad.
Apple has removed Fortnite from its App Store after a legal dispute with the developer
Nvidia and Epic Games promise the return of the game Fortnite for iPhone and iPad through the GeForce Now service, which so far works only on the web through the Safari browser, as it is the only way that Apple allows for gaming services such as Google Stadia, Microsoft's xCloud service and Amazon Luna Working on iOS devices.
While the game Fortnite is available for Android users via the GeForce Now game service, but the version available now of the game is a web-based version of the desktop version of the game, but the new version that will be available for iOS devices alongside Android devices and is now available in beta will provide better support for mobile devices, With touch screen controls and menus similar to the game's original version for smartphones, Nvidia notes that Android users who will test the beta version now will not be able to use a keyboard and mouse like they currently can.
How to subscribe to try out the game Fortnite for iPhone and iPad
According to Nvidia, users who want to try the trial version of the Fortnite game for iPhone and iPad can request a subscription now, with the company choosing a limited number of players to access the game later in January 2022, and the American company did not announce the date of the final version availability. from the game.
GeForce Now is the only gaming service among other gaming services that provides Fortnite in partnership with Epic Games, as Epic does not allow Microsoft to provide the game through its own xCloud gaming service, because Microsoft will get 30% of in-game purchases, which is the reason for the dispute between the company And Apple, which caused the game to be removed from the Apple App Store, while Nvidia allows Epic Games to get all revenue from in-game purchases.
The GeForce NOW service from NVIDIA provides users with more than 100 games to play in the cloud or online, through various devices, including laptops, desktops, Macs or smartphones such as iPhones and Android phones, with synchronization of game progress Between these devices and not being restricted by the necessity of having devices with powerful specifications such as devices for gaming.
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