You can now download and install Fortnite for Android via the Google Play Store, but it's also available via other methods.

Epic Games hasn't announced 90fps support on any other phones except the OnePlus 8 line.

In a statement on the matter, Epic basically says it needed to cave to Google in order to make the player experience better.

Here are all the features that make the two leading mobile battle royale games unique.

Update: You'll need to continue side-loading Fortnite, as Google isn't allowing the game on the Play Store.

The change-up for the installer's name likely means the Epic Game Store for Android is imminent.

The 288th Android Apps Weekly is live! This week we talk about the software side of the Made by Google event and more!

Fortnite Chapter 2: Season 1 is now live! Check out the all-new map and trailer here!

Fortnite Season 11 is drawing close, but it will be difficult to top this season's giant robot battle.

Here's all of the Android phones that will run Epic Games' Fortnite: Battle Royale. Is yours on the list?