TechPhonesiPhonesYou can play Fortnite on an iPhone again, very soonIt might not be on the App Store but there’s a new way to play Fortnite on the iPhone, thanks to NvidiaWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
TechPhonesiPhonesYou can play Fortnite on an iPhone again, very soonIt might not be on the App Store but there’s a new way to play Fortnite on the iPhone, thanks to NvidiaWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
It might not be on the App Store but there’s a new way to play Fortnite on the iPhone, thanks to Nvidia
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
(Image credit: Fortnite)
(Image credit: Fortnite)
Yes, Fortnite fans, you’ll soon be able to dive back into the world of Fortnite on yourAppledevices. It all looked hopeless back in September 2021 but in the coming weeks all will change, but not how you might think.
Fortnite won’t be available through the Apple App Store. Instead, users will be able to log in to Nvidia’s GeForce NOW cloud platform through their Safari browser. Nvidia announced the cloud gaming platform back in November 2020, providing a library of games including Fortnite. Despite being browser-based, the platform has been optimized for mobile gaming, so should give the same level of performance as the app once did.
GeForce NOWis currently showing a waitlist for access to the limited-time closed Beta of Fortnite Chapter 3. A paid GeForce NOW membership isn’t required for the beta and it’s not clear if any payment will be needed once the game goes fully live.
(Image credit: Fortnite)
(Image credit: Fortnite)
Right now, The basicGeForce membershipis free but limited to one-hour sessions. Priority membership which includes six-hour sessions and access to premium servers is $9.99 a month or $49.99 for six months. The top package goes for $99.99 for six months.
ForiPhoneusers that have gone months without being able to play Fortnite on their devices, this could be a small price to pay. I’m sure Nvidia will be doing some serious testing during the beta to ensure its servers are up to the potential demand.
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