Epic Games has joined forces with GeForce NOW in order to provide Fortnite gaming through the Cloud.
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Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 is filled with surprises for players. Developers have pushed content new and old as some of the classic game items have been brought back to mesh.
Now, Epic Games has joined forces with GeForce NOW in order to provide Fortnite gaming through the Cloud. Check out all the details here on Fortnite GeForce NOW including how to play, the available platforms, and more.
With the latest service, players will be able to play Fortnite via Cloud streaming on Windows PC, macOS, iOS Safari, Android phones, and tablets. It also supports Android TV, NVIDIA SHIELD TV, and a few LG TV models. GeForce NOW is free of cost for people who opt for a free GeForce NOW membership.
Fortnite mobile on GeForce NOW is out of beta now, which means all GeForce NOW players can now play the game on mobile devices with touch controls. Besides, players can also use a keyboard and mouse on most GeForce NOW-supported devices. Not just that, the service also supports a controller. Since GeForce NOW streams games via the cloud, people with low-end devices can also take advantage if they have a fast internet connection.
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Players are required to have an active GeForce NOW membership, there are three different membership types — Free, Priority, and RTX 3080.
Once players successfully sign up for GeForce Now, they will be able to play Fortnite via Cloud streaming using a native GeForce NOW app or a web browser. The service offers individual apps for Windows PC, macOS, Android, Android TV, and LG TV.
To download these apps for Windows PC and macOS, users can visit the GeForce NOW download page. For Android and Android TV, players can download it from the Google Play Store, and the app for LG TV can be downloaded through the LG Content Store.
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