We are only two days away from the premiere of the new season 2 of chapter 4 of Fortnitefrom which tons of data he has already collected has been leaked in this other article. However, in the next few lines, I want to tell you about a more delicate subject: The game will not be playable on PC from March 10, the opening day of the game’s new season, if we fail to meet an essential requirement.
It’s something Epic Games itself communicated through Twitter, so we are faced with information of an official nature. What is good is that We have another alternative to continue enjoying Fortnite on a computer in the event that we do not exceed this requirement. Then I leave you with everything you need to know about it so you don’t miss a thing.
Fortnite will no longer be available on PC on certain operating systems
- As reported by Epic Games, Since March 10, Fortnite can only be played on PC if Windows 10 is installed on your computer
- It means that, if you have older versions of the operating system, you will not be able to play battle royale
- To be a bit more specific: Fortnite will no longer be available on Windows 8 and Windows 7 after this date
What alternatives are there?
- If you are not going to update your operating system because of this, you have an additional option
- Fortnite is available on NVIDIA’s GeForce Now service
- From there, you can continue playing Battle Royale on any PC you have
- This is the link with which to access the game on the service
- The bad thing is that this is the mobile version of the game; although it is practically identical to that of the computer
Well, there you have all the information I wanted to share with you. From 10, Fortnite will no longer be available on Windows 7 and 8, which is a disappointment for many people. The good thing is that I’ve been using the 10 for years, so I can be a little calmer.