Fresh from its E3 announcement, the hottest game in the world finally arrives on Switch in a move that should surprise absolutely nobody, and not just because E3 2018 was leakier than dear Liza's bucket. The question is: how does the Switch version stack up

Build a fort, last the night (wait it's basically just battle royale now)

Build a fort, last the night (wait it's basically just battle royale now) In that sense, it's two separate games. The PVE portion is still in early access and has loot boxes. Battle royale has a sleek season pass, offers zero items that impact gameplay, and is completely free.

Fortnite for Nintendo Switch review - Console quality shooting anywhere with wifi

If you're a Switch fan like me, you've probably learnt to be wary of shooter ports. Not to discredit DOOM's technical marvel, but even there the framerate and motion blur can sometimes combine to create an image which is, well, unintelligible.

Fortnite

Fortnite has a simple concept, when you think about it: 100 players enter, but only one is crowned the victor. Everyone goes in with the hopes of being Rambo; fending off 99 other players until all that's left is the delectable taste of victory. That isn't always the case, though.

Fun by yourself or with a team; Great gunplay; Encourages cooperation; Building adds a different way to play; Bright and colourful

Building can be annoying; Losing can make you want to snap the controller in half; Occasional balance issues

"Warning Region Restricted - May not work on your switch"

You CAN change the region of the nintendo account. You need to login to your nintendo account via a web browser and change the ‘region' to UK. Then go to the Nintendo Play Store and enter in the code from the cardboard sheet.