First, there is quite an "aggressive" auto-targeting - if you aim at the enemy, then he will follow the target, even if it moves. Especially it is noticeable with "aiming" shooting and to a lesser extent - from the hip. This, however, does not turn Fortnite into a shooting gallery, where you just need to press in the center of the screen - you still need both accuracy and reaction speed.

Secondly, many mechanics in the mobile Fortnite are automated: for example, the character opens the doors and picks up weapons independently, and not by pressing the button.

Thirdly, a sound indicator is displayed on the screen - so, playing without headphones, you can determine in which direction the enemy is walking or where the chest with the loot is hidden.

In general, Fortnite is managed on the smartphone with dignity. Of course, you can not hit the same headshots here as on a PC, but you do not feel yourself for most of the time.

One of the interesting features of Fortnite can now be called cross-platform multiplayer. This means that if you want, you can play with the smartphone with PC users and consoles. You will most likely be instantly killed, but no one interferes with connecting to the iPad or iPhone gamepad and fighting with "consolers" on an equal footing.

But by default, you will be reduced to the players is the mobile version.

Do you like mobile Fortnite depends on how you basically feel about the super-popular game Epic Games. Give her a chance in any case: for example, on a PC, Fortnite did not really "go" to me, but on the smartphone, no, no, but I'll play a couple of games.

Moreover, the future of the mobile version now looks cloudless. Fans will play it, because it will allow them to spend even more time in their favorite game, continue to raise the rating and knock out cosmetics.

Casual players get a full-fledged AAA project for free from large platforms, and even without the wild monetization system inherent in many mobile phones. So look at Fortnite for smartphones more closely: maybe it will become a new mobile drug, which was once, for example, Clash of Clans.