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Fortnite

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age 12+

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age 2+

Not Bad

This Game is Not that violent and non relistic. The game is fun and should be played by every one.

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Great messages
Easy to play/use
8 people found this helpful.
age 11+

D

I like how my kid communicates with others
4 people found this helpful.
age 10+

It’s boring now.

I don’t necessarily hate the game just the people who made it, it use to be something great but now I can’t even play 5 minutes of it, it’s not fun anymore, they took all the fun aspects from it by adding crappier weapons in it
4 people found this helpful.
age 2+
3 people found this helpful.
age 7+

"experts" proved wrong

I first played at age of 7! at age of 12 this is an amazing game and these "experts" obviously have never played it this is very educational. but the v bucks are sadly overpriced.

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Educational value
Great messages
Great role models
Easy to play/use
Too much consumerism
2 people found this helpful.
age 2+

Super great for your child’s language

It helps your children make better decisions and will help them cope with anger much better instead of throwing a tantrum my cousin has been playing this game for 5 years since he was 2 and his parents have noticed much better behavior from him since he started playing this game GREAT GAME

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Great messages
Great role models
Easy to play/use
1 person found this helpful.
age 2+

Unbearably Unbalanced

I can't believe I'm even wasting my time writing this review, but I just can't let the frustration go unnoticed. Fortnite, you've truly outdone yourself with your mind-boggling lack of balance and fairness. I'm giving you one star because you've earned it – and not in a good way. Let's talk about the elephant in the room: crossplay. Or should I say, the absence of a freaking option to turn it off. It's as if the developers believe that pitting PC players against console players is a perfectly reasonable idea. Newsflash, Epic Games: it's not. The advantage that PC players have over console players is so blatantly obvious that it's almost laughable. The precision of a mouse and keyboard setup is miles ahead of the clunky controls on a console, and it's ruining the experience for those of us who prefer not to break our backs trying to compete. But let's not stop there – oh no, let's talk about the so-called "balancing" within the game itself. It's like the developers just throw random tweaks into the mix without any real thought behind it. Weapons that were once powerful are suddenly nerfed into oblivion, while others remain overpowered for months on end. It's like playing a game of chance rather than skill, and I'm tired of it. And can we talk about the bugs and glitches that seem to be as permanent as the sunrise? I've lost count of how many times I've fallen through the map, gotten stuck in a building, or watched in disbelief as my shots go through enemies without causing any damage. It's like Epic Games is too busy counting their money to bother fixing the fundamental issues that are driving players away. Honestly, at this point, I'm not even sure why I keep subjecting myself to this torture. Maybe I'm a glutton for punishment or maybe I'm just holding out hope that someday, somehow, Epic Games will wake up and realize that their lack of balance and attention to detail is killing the game. But until that day comes, consider this my one-star protest against the mess that Fortnite has become.
1 person found this helpful.
age 13+

This game is great for having my kids work together

I have met other parents that have really enjoyed learning with their kids. My friends has an experience where his kid played a lot with friends and stopped going home, he was always begging for more screen time. One day he asked for fortnite and did research and realized fortnite is good for kids, it helps them cooperate and not be violent by seeing what happens if you do dumb stuff. In conclusion I think fortnite is a perfect game for a 13 year old and when my kids turn 13 they will be able to play fortnite.

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Educational value
Great messages
Great role models
Easy to play/use
1 person found this helpful.
age 12+

Fun For Kids

What I liked about Fortnight is that its fun to play with friends. I love this game because you can play it with or with out being social. What I also like tat there is no blood. And the guns look unrealistic what so ever. My kids play this game, and they love it!! It is fun to play with them. I hope this helps

This title has:

Great role models
Easy to play/use
1 person found this helpful.
age 11+

This title has:

Educational value
Too much violence
1 person found this helpful.