You can still play Fortnite on an iPhone, but it requires NVIDIA’s GeForce Now streaming service. After signing up, playing the game is as simple as firing up iOS Safari and then launching the title, but keep note that the free tier only allows for 1-hour gaming sessions, complete with ads.
The coolest feature would have to be the ability to transfer progress over from other platforms. Players simply need to make sure their NVIDIA account is linked to the same Epic account used on other platforms. However, Save the World is unavailable to play on GeForce NOW from the cloud on mobile devices (iPhone and iPad).
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Because GeForce Now streams games via the cloud, it still works well on most low-end devices as long as you have a high-speed, low-latency, and stable internet connection,” said Epic Games.
