Fortnite Shutting Down: Is The Popular Battle Royale Game Ending?
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Fortnite happens to be one of the most famous games that have been played daily by thousands of players from all over the globe. It is a multiplayer game that basically works on the main concept of battle royale. But lately, a number of rumours have surfaced on the internet claiming that the Fortnite is soon going to be shut down. Fans have been asking a lot of questions about Fortnite being discontinued. Read more to know about Fortnite. Is Fortnite shutting down?A number of rumours stating that Fortnite is going to end in 2020. But these do not seem to be true as no official statement or tweet has been released by Fortnite. A number of users also claims that there were a number of tweets that claimed the discontinuation of Fortnite which have now been deleted. It could be a possibility that the social media accounts were hacked and the game is not going to be shut down. Yes, the game’s popularity has reportedly gradually been decreasing but Epic Games has managed to earn a lot of money with it. In 2019, the company reportedly managed to earn a historic amount of $1.8 billion through its battle royale title. No other game has managed to bring in such an outstanding response in terms of financial collection. The game has also been getting a lot of popularity for their virtual concert. Travis Scott also took a step to give his fans some new Travis Scott beats. He managed to do the same by performing at a virtual live concert of the popular game, Fortnite. The rapper managed to bring in around 12 million people as he performed a set of his most famous songs along with a completely new song for all the viewers stuck inside their houses due to the pandemic.
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