While things seem to be returning to normal, players have been reporting issues with Epic Games servers tonight.
Some are reporting being unable to access Fortnite Servers at all, instead being hit with message telling them that Queues are full.
It’s unclear what is causing tonight’s issues, although the number of players reporting problems are dropping.
Epic Games have not released a statement on what the current issues are, meaning that they might not last long.
Independent outage monitor Down Detector has also seen a surge in Fortnite down reports today.
Down Detector UK registered a peak of Fortnite down reports, which are now subsiding.
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Fortnite fans have been given a warning by Epic Games as the hit Battle Royale game continues to surge in popularity.
Fortnite Mobile is only available right now on iOS, with iPhone and iPad users getting the portable version of Fortnite ahead of their Android rivals.
Codes to download the iOS Fortnite app were sent out by Epic Games last week after sign-up for the invite event began last Monday.
Those who have been invited through the first waves of emails also got a few additional codes to share with friends.
But Epic Games are warning players not to waste them.
Only certain iOS devices can currently run Fortnite on Mobile.
And the Fortnite development team warned: “Got a friend code to send? Make sure your friends have a device that can play Fortnite.
“Fortnite on Mobile is currently ONLY compatible with: iPhone 6S/SE, iPad Mini 4, iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, iPad 2017 devices or later.”