Fortnite on iOS has hit a massive revenue milestone after only 200 days Fortnite Battle Royale has now been available on iOS devices for more than 200 days, and in that time has smashed the record for revenue earned. Now available on just about every platform you can think of, Fortnite\u2019s free-to-play revenue model quickly proved it could be successful by earning $300 million in a single month in April 2018. Now available on Nintendo Switch and Android, in addition to consoles and PC, the popular battle royale game shows no signs of slowing down, with its biggest month ever in terms of total players in August. On iOS specifically, Fortnite has made $300 million in its first 200 days (released March 15 2018), beating even the massive mobile game Clash Royale, which hit $228 million in the same amount of time, according to SensorTower. It should be noted that these figures do not include Chinese sales, because Fortnite is not available on iOS in China. Rival battle royale game PUBG has also been available on iOS for just over 200 days (released on March 19), has generated $47 million, but only started in app purchases 173 days ago, on April 15. Epic Games announce \u2018Support-A-Creator\u2019 event in Fortnite, allowing fans to support favorite content creators They also estimate that $20 million has been generated in the past week alone, since the start of Season 6, which added a host of new cosmetic items. It is estimated that Fortnite players have spent an average of $2.5 million per day since Season 6 dropped. Fortnite\u2019s monetary success on iOS isn\u2019t actually the record holder however, as Pok\u00e9mon Go hit $300 million in revenue in only 113 days.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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