Fortnite Android is not exclusive on Note 9, can register to play now
Fortnite Android will not be exclusive on the Galaxy Note 9, every Samsung flagship since Galaxy S7 and Galaxy Tab S3 and later will be invited to play this game first.
Fortnite Android will not be exclusive on the Galaxy Note 9, every Samsung flagship since Galaxy S7 and Galaxy Tab S3 and later will be invited to play this game first. From now on, Android smartphone users will be able to register for a closed beta test of Fortnite Battle Royale under the link below.
- Fortnite Battle Royale
When a test closed beta invitation is received, the player must access the Fortnite homepage to download the app to the computer because Fortnite does not distribute it via Google Play Store.
List of supported Android devices Fortnite:
Devices outside the list can still register for Fortnite Battle Royale but Epic Games warns that the battery performance and duration will be affected.
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