It’s no longer a requirement to own a Samsung Galaxy device in order to get into the Fortnite Android beta program.
Using its Twitter handle, Fortnite has confirmed that the Android beta program is now open to more non-Samsung phones, including the Pixels, Huawei’s and even the Essential Phone. Prior to today, Fortnite had only confirmed the list of devices that will at some point support the game, but now owners of devices on this list can download and start playing the beta version of the game right away.
Hey Android owners! We're excited to open up the #FortniteAndroid Beta to more devices starting… TODAY!Â
Check your email as the first wave of invites have started to go out. Not signed up yet? Head to our website for more info: https://t.co/AvolyySFZ1 pic.twitter.com/DuW5yzpcqd
— Fortnite (@FortniteGame) August 13, 2018
If you own any of the Google Pixels; Samsung’s S and Note devices from 2016 to date and the Galaxy Tab S3 and Tab S4; Asus’ ROG Phone, ZenFone 4 Pro and ZenFone 5Z; Huawei’s Honor 10, Mate 10/Pro, P20/Pro, Honor Play, Nova 3, and Honor V10; Xiaomi’s Blackshark, Mi 5/5S/5S Plus, Mi 6, Mi 8 trio, Mi Mix/Mix 2/Mix 2S, Mi Note 2; ZTE’s Axon 7/7S, Axon M, Nubia Z11, Nubia Z17/Z17S; LG’s G5/G6/G7 and V20/V30/V30+; OnePlus’ 5/5T, 6; Nokia 8, Razer Phone, and Essential Phone; follow the link below to sign up into the Fortnite Android beta program.
→ Fortnite Android beta registration
For those with supported Samsung Galaxy devices, you don’t have to follow the link above, rather, simply grab the Fortnite Installer app right from the Galaxy Apps store.
