We will be focusing on the PvP aspects of the game only in this guide, meaning the Battle RoyaleĪ match normally consists of a solo drop with 100 players or can alternatively be played with 2-3 other friends for a max squad size of four. The game differs from other Battle Royales by allowing players to construct defensive structures and buildings as well as to destroy virtually every object in the environment. The minute their feet touch the ground, the squad will frantically look for guns, armor, and other useful items randomly distributed around and in buildings in crates. It is important to note that as of 2018, the game’s matchmaking is skill-based, meaning that who you are paired with depends on your in game statistics, such as Kill/Death ratio and total number of wins. The game's safe zone gradually makes itself smaller within a randomly selected location’s radius on the map players outside the safe zone take constant damage and could die if they don't get there in time. This often forces confrontation to a more stringent and stressful battlefield discouraging evasive gameplay and pushing players into dangerous encounters more frequently.

The 'Fortnite Champions' of the match was the last team with surviving players. Players are given in-game currencies and experience points depending on their squad's placement. Players that are knocked down during a game can be resurrected by their teammates, but at a certain risk of encountering another squad looking to revive.

If a player is downed, their team member(s) can revive them by collecting their reboot card, which emerges at the location where they fell, then bringing it to one of the island's many respawn trucks.

The card does have a timer on it, and failing to retrieve it in time results in the removal of the downed player from the match. If you enjoy playing Fortnite, you will love our other hacks, such as our pubg hacks.

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