Fortnite 12+

Like many of you, I was incredibly bummed out to find out that Fortnite left the App Store back in 2020. I used to rock this game on my IPhone 6s back in middle school, so it’s really heartwarming to see the game make a triumphant return after five years.. This is the same Fortnite you know and love, with similar touch controls and all of the game modes present on the computer and console versions of the game, and supports almost all Bluetooth controllers! However there are some issues that the game suffers from, with the most glaring being the touch controls. While touch controls for a game as complicated as Fortnite has long been an issue, you aren’t able to customize button locations and sizes, which is a bummer given how on certain devices these buttons often intersect with one another. My other complaint which isn’t as big is that the game can often struggle with headphones if the application is briefly closed while playing (such as opening the devices brightness settings.) This causes the sound to cut out constantly and shift pitches, both being really annoying. Other than these issues, it’s a triumphant return to mobile devices that still amazes me to this very day!

(If you see this, please notify the team that I would KILL to see customizable hud elements. The new hud just isn’t doing it for me, it could even be implemented in the battle pass..)

Free fun but needs to be monitored by an adult, issues should be dealt with as they arise. We play as a family but as they have got older more and more friends are playing and adding them . I make sure they act to some degree as they would in the "real" world. Respectful of other people. As if it was a paint ball match / lazer tag gameto some degree. Head sets make it hard to hear what others are saying, but keeping communication open and dealing with issues in real time is a must. I have educated them on negatives and positives of multimedia and get them to try to monitor their game playing time as much as possible. They are mostly sensible but sometimes they stay on too long and they can see the negative impact it can have on them. When they grow up they won't have mum and dad to watch over them, so these are life skills they need to have in order to have good mental health. Game play is good but as a part of healthy lifestyle, eating well, active in the real world , reading books and doing art etc. Balance is key and every child is different and i can see their needs change day by day but having a break is good.

I feel like fortnite puts in Icon Skins at random… Sometimes I’m not even sure who they are. Also leaving in Icon Skins for such a long time. I feel like some skins like Juice Wrld even though he already has somewhat of an exclusive skin. The one bought in the item shop should also be somewhat exclusive. But that’s just my opinion. I feel like Fortnite could add Bad Bunny, and other Latin Pop. I would say they can find someone popular within our current generation. Since most of the age group that plays fortnite is probably from 12-17. And if they’re older, then they are. But they’d have to have a good background. One last thing, Is music. If an account can be verified to be 16+ or 17+, I feel like they should be able to hear the uncensored version of the songs. As of course, it’s censored for the younger group of players. But most players are grown now. And can handle a few curse words I feel like. Many people may not agree with my opinion, but it’s my opinion. And I’ll stand by it. But thanks for this amazing game, and you should totally collab with Minecraft. Since the movie came out recently and you’ve collaborated with every other game it’s really cool to see Fortnite and Minecraft collaborating. But again, thanks for all the hardworking efforts you put in.