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Play Fortnite on iPhone: A New Workaround Brings the Game Back to iOS

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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Introduction:

Fans of Fortnite rejoice! The popular battle royale game is back on iOS devices with a new workaround. It has been quite some time since Epic Games’ Fortnite was available for the iPhone, as the game was removed from the App Store due to a legal dispute between Epic Games and Apple. However, through a clever workaround, gamers can now play their favorite game on iPhone once again. In this article, we will explore how this new method unlocks Fortnite for iOS players.

The Workaround:

The solution to bring back Fortnite on iPhones comes in the form of an app called ‘Cloudy’, which enables cloud gaming services on iOS devices. Cloud gaming allows players to run games on remote servers, and stream them directly to their mobile devices with minimal lag. This means that technically, you are not playing the downloaded version of Fortnite on your iPhone; instead, you’re streaming it from a high-performance server.

Setting Up Cloudy:

To set up Cloudy on your iPhone, follow these simple steps:

1. Visit the official Cloudy website in Safari on your iOS device.

2. Tap ‘Get’ followed by ‘Install’ to add the web app to your home screen.

3. Launch Cloudy from your home screen.

4. Create an account or log in using your existing login credentials.

5. Select ‘Fortnite’ among the list of available games in Cloudy’s library.

6. When prompted, sign in using your Epic Games account details.

7. Wait for the streaming session to load, and start playing Fortnite on your iPhone!

Keep In Mind:

Although this workaround provides a convenient solution for playing Fortnite on iPhones again, be aware that cloud gaming services may suffer from occasional latency issues or input lag. As such, it is essential to have a strong internet connection for seamless gaming.
Additionally, cloud gaming services mostly require a subscription. Make sure to check the pricing plans offered by Cloudy and choose the one that suits your needs best.

Conclusion:

The addition of Fortnite to Cloudy’s library brings new hope to millions of players looking to regain access to their favorite game on iOS devices. This clever workaround offers a simple and quick way for gamers to experience Fortnite on their iPhones, even without the App Store’s support. So, gear up and rejoin the battle royale madness on your iPhone today!

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