Top 10 mobile games like Fortnite

It wasn't long before another battle royale game captured the attention of players and that was Player Unknown Battlegrounds. In stark contrast to Fortnite, the game was presented as far grittier and more realistic. Of course, this didn't mean it wasn't ripe for comical behaviour as players learned the mechanics and got used to the grounded environments. It started on PC before becoming accessible on mobile and still maintains a huge player base. This is a battle royale title for those wanting a more competitive and intense battle royale experience.

Minecraft already presents a hostile world despite its colourful and blocky appearance. You can play alone or online with no guarantees that other players won't try to ruin your day. Some devs saw this and took the Minecraft visuals and paired them with the battle royale scenario that is Pixel Gun 3D. Not only can you customize your character, but you'll have access to a variety of blocky weapons and gadgets. Considering that firefights can occur on open plains, across highlands, and even in tall towers, you'll need every tool you can get to give yourself an edge.

Fortnite started a trend of battle royale games that focused on shooting, but that can be limiting or overused when devs aren't careful. That's why it's important to look to games like FOG for some variety. This title takes inspiration from DOTA 2 and League Of Legends but in a battle royale setting. In a land of fantasy surrounded by a deadly fog, you'll have to battle it out with other players seeking to control the realm. As you prepare, you can outfit your hero with the right gear and abilities as you decide their appearance. Stay out of the fog and challenge opponents while grabbing whatever treasure you can.

Shadowgun Legends: Online FPS is an action-packed, MMO, where you can actually fight against a bunch of strange alien's in a space-themed world. There are tons of different weapons to master, a space-themed storyline, different powers, and more to take on in this world.

Fortnite isn't known for its story, but instead, its intense co-op play, which Shadowgun Legends has the same vibes of. There won't be building of big bases, but you can go and drink at a Space Bar with your friends instead! This game has the same intense feeling of action-packed battles, but a new environment and some added lore to help you connect more to the game.

When it comes to fast games, especially on mobile, wacky and stylized is able to draw a lot of attention. It's one of the reasons Fortnite has such a broad appeal and Guns Of Boom has followed suit. There's a huge emphasis on vanity with the sheer number of costumes, cosmetics, and physical features you can apply to your character. Although the game is an FPS, there won't be many dull moments while running through the cartoon town streets. You'll see a parade of festive opponents providing clear targets as you open fire with customized weaponry. Its cartoonish style is what reminded us of Fortnite the first time we saw it.

While the concept of a battle royale may evoke several different images, most of them are likely about soldiers fighting in an open field. It's not usual to stop and consider that these battles may involve something with a bit more force. That's what Battle Bay showcases with its nautical setting. You get to pick one of many boat models and then outfit them however you want. Once you're satisfied, take it out on the open water to play a very fast and flashy version of Battleship, where it's your vessel against all other enemy ships.

There are a lot of FPS games out there, but there's value in being able to see your full character dishing it out and taking hits. A third-person perspective can be quite effective in a game set on a huge battlefield with enemies on all sides. This is what Warriors.io aims to accomplish with its gameplay and presentation. With some references to both Fortnite and PUBG, this game is much quicker and more casual. You control a little custom soldier with a well-defined attack radius who needs to stay on the move. Keep going, fire off every weapon you pick up, and never take your eyes off the target.

Sometimes the most memorable name is ironic. The game HAPPY ZONE embodies that as the average person would not be happy in a real battle royale experience. With a bulky and rounded character, this is one of the more cheerful-looking battle royales out there. The projectiles are colourful and chunky while the explosives are huge and round as if they were delivered by ACME itself. Fire bullets, launch missiles, throw grenades and even mess around with drones all in a bid to be the last big-headed fighter standing. With this one, we are closing off our list of mobile games like Fortnite. If you have some other suggestions leave a comment below!

Free Fire MAX is a battle royale game that has only gained more popularity with each of its in-game events and updates! You and 49 other players will all parachute into the map, with the winner being the last person standing after about ten minutes. The maps themselves are packed with weapons to master, supplies to find, and secret areas to hide out in.

There are a few different gameplay modes that give you some options to work in teams, and Free Fire Max has a lot of customization options to create a character that really feels like you! It's just an all-around well-made battle royale.

Unknown Royal Battle is a pretty blocky-looking Battle Royale game that has a lot of the same features as most battle royale games. You will find yourself gliding into the map, where you can then explore to gather ammo, weapons, and supplies that you need to keep yourself alive. There are a lot of other players on the map too, all looking to be the last one standing! There are in-game chat features, as well as auto-shooting, and with this graphic style (and options) this game does work on lower-end devices. It's got everything you want from a battle royale, but in a less realistic style.