How Much Data Does Fortnite Use?

Fortnite is one of the most popular games available on mobile devices.
While those playing on wi-fi connections might not think much of data usage, it's very possible for mobile gaming to eat up a great deal of a user's monthly data allowance.
If you plan on playing Fortnite using your data connection, it's a good idea to know
While the good news is that Fortnite isn't the heaviest data user available in the mobile world, you may still want to know what to expect before you get your next phone bill.
Downloading the Actual Game - 2 GB
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This isn't much for those on unlimited connections, of course, but it's fairly large for those who might only have a few gigabytes to work with each month.
Data Usage Per Match - 50-75 MB/hour
A fifteen minute round of Fortnite usually uses about 12.5 megabytes of data from the moment you drop into the game to the second that you close the app.
If you die in Tilted Towers immediately then you'll only use about 10 MB of data.
Game Updates/Patches - Varies; Usually 100 MB and Higher
The other major data issue that most mobile users are going to run into is downloading updates.
Most of the updates are fairly small, but major updates can easily cause your device to warn you when you try to download over your data connection.
Differences Between Modes

You'll probably end up using more data if you play Creative, but that's only because you are likely to play longer.
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