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How to Play Fortnite on iOS Mobile After Apple Ban: iPhone and iPad
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Mobile players will finally be able to return to Fortnite on Apple devices after a new workaround with Nvidia GeForce Now is revealed. Here's everything you need to know.
A major legal dispute between Epic Games and Apple resulted in the Battle Royale game being completely removed from the iOS App Store, preventing millions of mobile players from participating in Chapter 4 Season 2.
Even though the feud between the two mega companies is still ongoing after the FreeFortnite movement filed a protest in court, it looks like it will all end soon, the proposal Epic on Temporary Lifting of Restrictions back in August was also rejected.
However, a new workaround for this ban is finally in the works. This will allow players to return to the popular game on iOS using Nvidia's cloud gaming service.
Nvidia, a global technology company known for its cutting-edge GPUs, is working on a new version of its GeForce Now cloud gaming service that will be available soon to gamers with Apple devices, according to communication BBC.
This mobile version of GeForce is expected to now run on the Safari app and be able to control any games they have, including Fortnite.
After the release of GeForce Now for Apple devices, you will need to do the following.
How to play Fortnite on iPhone and iPad
- Connect your iPhone or iPad to a stable internet connection.
- You will also need to set up Nvidia account to access GeForce Now.
- After creating an account, add GeForce Now to your Safari browser.
- After installing it, you will need to sign into your Nvidia account and add Fortnite to your library.
- Open Fortnite, sign in with your Epic Games account, and you're done!
Fortnite will be one of the many games players can stream using GeForce Now, with the likes of Watch Dogs: Legion , the complete Assassin's Creed series and more, also available on the cloud gaming service.
Since Nvidia already offers GeForce Now on Mac, Windows, and Android devices, an iOS version is expected to arrive soon, but a release date has yet to be confirmed.
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