Why Fortnite mobile is not popular

"Fortnite, the mega-popular game that took the multiplayer games to a wall new level, has seen massive success on PC and other platforms. But when it comes to mobile, the story is a bit different." "As someone who has spent hours playing Fortnite on mobile, I've noticed several reasons why the game hasn't achieved the same level of popularity on this platform." "Hey everyone, welcome back to our channel! Today, we're going to find out why Fortnite hasn't reached the same heights on mobile devices as it has on other platforms."

Dear Fortnite Supporters, I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits. Recently, I shared my experiences with Fortnite on mobile devices, and I feel it is essential to provide you with a deeper understanding of my encounters and extend a heartfelt apology for any misconceptions that may have arisen. Fortnite, an exceptional game known for its immersive experience on various platforms, has indeed made its way to mobile devices, offering fans a chance to delve into its world while on the go. However, my earlier post may have conveyed an incomplete picture regarding its performance and user experience on certain mobile devices.

My Device📱: Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus 16GB RAM + 16GB VRAM Graphic :❤️❤️🤍🤍🤍 I believe that the release of Fortnite Mobile on mobile devices would be a positive development. However, I encountered difficulties when attempting to play the game on my own smartphone. My device is not included in the list of devices officially supported by Fortnite Mobile. Despite this, I proceeded to launch the game and was greeted with a notification warning me of my device's incompatibility. I chose to ignore this notification and began playing the game on the lowest possible graphics and texture settings, with a target frame rate of 60 FPS. Unfortunately, I experienced persistent frame rate drops, with the actual frame rate hovering around 15-30 FPS.