While Free Fire is unstoppably taking the Asian countries by storm, Fortnite Mobile has also set up its own stronghold all over the world, especially in the Americas and Europe. In this article, we’ll have a discussion around these games to figure out that Android users should opt for Free Fire as usual or install Fortnite Mobile to get new battle royale experiences.
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Game Modes
Both Free Fire and Fortnite set foot in Google Play Store under the Battle Royale category and follow the traditional rules of such games. Shortly speaking, all players will be gathered on an isolated and dangerous battlefield while trying to become the only survivor by defeating the enemies.
Unlike Free Fire, Fortnite Mobile comes with not only Battle Royale mode but also another game mode named Creative. The gameplay of Creative mode revolves around sandbox-style mechanics, which enables players to build structures from scratch or test out different elements of the game as well.
Graphics
Free Fire has been optimized to cater to everyone, so players can run it smoothly on mid-range devices or even low-end models. On the other hand, Fortnite gets bundled with cartoonish graphics and much better quality.
Characters and Skins
Free Fire meanwhile offers a collection of characters along with unique backgrounds and powerful abilities. Players can get their hands on several cool skins in Free Fire, but the range of skins cannot be on par with Fortnite.
Size
Because of Fortnite’s gameplay and graphics quality, players need a considerable amount of space for the game (appx. 2GB). As for Free Fire, it’ll take up around 600-700MB.
Conclusions
If your Android phone has yet to meet Fortnite’s requirements, Free Fire appears to be your safe bet for this case as you can dive into lightweight BR matches without having to care about storage or compatibility too much. Otherwise, giving Fortnite Mobile a shot will hardly be a bad idea.
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