Fortnite it's been an excellent autumn for those from Epic Games, the game is starting to attract more and more users, and season 6, recently launched, managed to bring a record for Americans. More precisely, Fortnite has so far generated 300 million dollars for Epic Games, in just 6 months, and 20 million of this amount only last week, thanks to the launch of season 6 of the game, appreciated by many people so far .
Fortnite generated 65% of the revenue only from the USA, the country where most of the users are, and compared to those from PUBG, the figure is 7 times higher for the same time period of availability. According to the data collected so far, Fortnite has generated revenues of 1.5 million dollars per day for those from Epic Games, an absolutely amazing figure, but to be expected, considering how popular this game is at the moment.
"To put the time needed for Fortnite to hit $300 million into perspective, Clash Royale took 249 days—almost two months longer—to gross as much on iOS outside China. Honor of Kings did not achieve the same total on China's App Store until 316 days after it was launched, or more than three months longer than Fortnite. Fortnite's most direct rival, Tencent's PUBG Mobile, has reached about $47 million on Apple's platform since it began offering in-app purchases on April 15—173 days ago."
Fortnite: MAJOR RECORD and Halloween News
Fortnite is now also preparing for Halloween, with Epic Games implementing special content for users, i.e. new skins and a series of changes for the objects that exist in various areas of the game's maps. Those from Epic Games have started offering players thematic, scary skins for Halloween, their prices in Fortnite being over 1000 V-Bucks, quite a lot, considering what they offer for players.
Fortnite has in the images above presented some of the new skins and objects that will be implemented especially for Halloween, but not all of them will be available from today, but in the next period. Those from Epic Games implemented some changes for Halloween dedicated to Fortnite last week, and now it seems that this process will continue, and players will have the opportunity to customize more of the game thanks to these changes.
