Wired
The cooperation between NVIDIA and EPIC Games will first provide external use in the form of a closed beta. Players do not need to be a paid user of the GeForce NOW service to play. They only need to open the GeForce NOW service through the built-in Safari browser on the iOS operating system, or through the GeForce NOW service on the Android platform. The NOW service app starts the game.
Although due to a lawsuit with Apple, EPIC Games’ “Fortnite” (Fortnite) has been removed from the Apple App Store. However, with NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW streaming game service, Fortress Heroes will apparently be “legitimately” brought back to iPhones and iPads, and even playable on Macs.
According to NVIDIA’s instructions, the content of this cooperation with EPIC Games will be available for external use in the form of a closed beta test. Players do not need to be a paid user of the GeForce NOW service to play, just open GeForce NOW through the built-in Safari browser of the iOS operating system. service, or start the game through the GeForce NOW service app on Android platform.
Such an approach naturally allows iOS device users to “legally” play “Fortress Heroes” again, but whether it can be linked with the previous data, and whether they need to be paid users of the GeForce NOWE service in the future to continue playing, there is no update yet. Specific instructions.
As for users of Android platform devices, it obviously does not have much impact. After all, in terms of the characteristics of the Android operating system, even if “Fortress Heroes” is removed from the Google Play Store, players can still install APK files through sideloading (sideload) way to continue playing.
In addition, NVIDIA also stated that it will provide optimized adjustments for the touch operation mode of mobile devices, and if you are used to using the control handle, you can still connect to the external handle through Bluetooth to operate.