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Fortnite is the biggest game in the world right now, with millions of players estimated to be playing the game at any one time and according to Superdata, Epic made a cool $296 million off the back of the game in April alone.

As the game gets bigger and bigger, and as it comes to more platforms, we're still seeing people query how to download the title so they can jump on and try it for themselves. Free games to play offline.

The most recent platform to join the party was iOS mobiles, launched back in March. And supposedly earned more than $15 million in its first three weeks on the market.

And with the launch of more features, more modes and more skins every week, it's only going to become even more popular and exciting to play.

If you thought the game was blowing up before, just wait until it comes to Android and Nintendo Switch!

But if you've still not played it, don't worry because we've put together a little explainer about how to access the game that everyone is talking about.

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HOW TO DOWNLOAD FORTNITE FOR PS4

Fortnite is free-to-play on PS4 and does not require a PlayStation Plus subscription to access the online features.

Fortnite can be found via the PlayStation Store on your PS4 console, and can also be reached using the link.

You can reach the download page here.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD FORTNITE ON XBOX ONE

Fortnite is free-to-play on Xbox One and Xbox One X but unlike the online suite of features on PlayStation 4, Microsoft does require you have a Games with Gold subscription to play online.

The game can be found by scrolling right to the Xbox Store page, followed by using the search bar to find the right title.

You can also use this download link to find the Microsoft Store page on your browser.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD FORTNITE FOR iOS AND Android Mobiles:

Earlier this year, in March, Epic Games announced their intention to bring Fortnite Battle Royale to mobile devices, citing it would be 'the same 100-player game you know from PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC and Mac'.

They weren't lying, it arrives with the same gameplay and content, Same map and same weekly updates and challenges.

There's also cross-platform play (and progression) across all devices. Although PS4 and Xbox players still can't play together, because, console wars.

It's not currently available for Android, but will be coming 'this summer' according to Epic Games. Which could mean a release anywhere between Thursday 21st June and Sunday 23 September.

So for now, only iOS mobile users can play the game. Just head to the App Store, log into your Epic Games account and your away.

To play though, you will need an internet connection and iOS 11 on at least an iPhone 6S/SE, iPad Mini 4, iPad Pro, iPad Air 2 or iPad 2017 devices.

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HOW TO DOWNLOAD FORTNITE FOR MAC AND PC:

Fortnite is not available to download on the popular platform and storefront Steam for either Mac or PC users.

Instead of heading to the usual places, Fortnite fans need to go to the official Epic Games site to grab their free copy of the game.

To access the game on PC or Mac, players will need to set up an Epic Game account, complete with active email and password (don't just enter a random email - you'll need to activate a link that Epic sends to you).

Mac users should also note that some products available through the Epic Games launcher require that Mac OS X Yosemite users are updated to version 10.10.5 or later.

Surprise, surprise: The unstoppable juggernaut that is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) is now available for your phone and tablet in the United States. And unlike its record-breaking PC and Xbox releases, the game is free of charge. It's a remarkably faithful recreation of the full PC game, from what we're told.

Here's the iOS link.

Here's the Android link.

Update, March 20: The game is now live globally, after a limited mobile release to start.

For the uninitiated, PUBG is the fiendish online multiplayer shooter in which 100 players paradrop onto an island, hunt for deadly weaponry and fight till just one is left standing. I tell people it's the most stressful game I've ever played, and it's true.

If it sounds a lot like hot new game Fortnite, that's because Fortnite.. let's just say heavily borrowed from PUBG. And if you're wondering why PUBG just arrived on mobile with no fanfare, it's probably because Fortnite just arrived on the iPhone and iPad four days ago and -- thanks to the superstar power of rapper Drake, who gave it the plug to end all plugs -- became the No. 1 app in 13 countries (according to SensorTower) within 12 hours of release.

It's time for PUBG to strike back. And so it is, first in Canada and now this US release. Though technically, PUBG launched on phone first, if you count an earlier release in China. I gave that version a go and was fairly impressed overall, except for the atrocious lag (I was playing on servers on the other side of the world, after all) and those times I ran into bots.