Epic Games has announced that over 7 million gamers have played Fortnite on all platforms. While the team did not clarify which percentage of them is exclusively playing the free-to-play mode, Battle Royale, we do know that more than one million gamers have played it on its first day.
Thanks to over 7 million of you who have played Fortnite! We want to keep the Battle Bus flying, so Duos and Supply Drops are available NOW. pic.twitter.com/sRx767u4aG
— Fortnite (@FortniteGame) October 4, 2017
Epic Games has also confirmed that the new Horde Bash update will be launched this Thursday.
Fortnite: Battle Royale is a PvP mode for Fortnite that puts 100-players on a giant map with destructible environments, where they’ll combine their Fortnite building and combat skills to be the last one standing.
Those interested can download it from Epic’s Games Launcher. You can also read our first impressions of it here.
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