(There was an Android app.) And for Microsoft, it can bring more people into the Xbox ecosystem, make them aware of its cloud gaming capabilities, and maybe sell a Game Pass subscription or two. For Epic, it gets its game back in front of users who were otherwise barred because they couldn’t install the game or who just want to play when they’re away from their main gaming machine - and unlike GeForce Now’s closed beta, the web version is on Android, not just iOS.
Microsoft says that for now, it will evaluate feedback, but it plans to bring more free-to-play titles to the cloud. It works through your web browser ( click here to start playing now), with touch controls as well as support for gamepads, and yes, you can even bring the game to Valve’s Steam Deck portable.
But now, Epic Games has decided to partner with the company it spurned - Microsoft - and is putting Fortnite on pretty much anything with a screen for free via the Xbox Cloud Gaming service.įortnite is the first free-to-play title to join Xbox Cloud Gaming, and Microsoft says that all you’ll need to play (in the 26 countries where it’s available) is a Microsoft account and internet access for your iOS, iPadOS, Android, or Windows device. You could try it on iPhone via Nvidia’s GeForce Now but only if you got into a closed beta. Ever since Epic Games started its battle with Apple and Google over their app store fees, playing Fortnite on your mobile device has been more difficult, if not impossible.
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