Have you been caught unawares and have seen your Fortnite Battle Royale account tampered with while your credit card bill racks up suspicious new charges? Here’s how you can fight back.

According to SuperData, Fortnite isn’t just nipping away at the heels of its inspiration competition PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, it’s gobbling away at its playerbase entirely.

I have sipped deeply from the cup of Fortnite Battle Royal and I like what I’m tasting. Said cup has a new flavour to sample this week, as developer Epic Games have introduced a new limited time event: Blitz mode.

Fortnite Battle Royale is already launching on iOS, and Epic Games have started sending out invites to a host of lucky players.

Fortnite Battle Royale in its present state is a lean mean killing machine, but that doesn’t mean that its formula can’t be improved. Update V.3.3 is aiming to do that, with a meaty new patch.

Fortnite wonder streamer and rapper Drake are playing Epic's Battle Royale shooter on Twitch right now, and breaking a bunch of records in the process,

Epic Games and Fortnite Battle Royale doesn’t just stand shoulder to shoulder next to PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, it towers over it.

Fortnite Battle Royale already plays like a dream, it’ll be tweaking itself even further with the upcoming V3.3 update that’ll add new loot and kill off the perennially unpopular smoke grenades that players just don’t seem interested in ever using. Also there'll be llamas.