With an assist from some celebrity players, the online third-person shooter became part of the monoculture in 2018. How does it stack up compared to previous games that reached cultural ubiquity?
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There is always a game the casual market jump on. We have had Call of Duty, Roblox, Pokemon Go, now it's Fortnite's turn. People are sheep, they follow, and if you're the company lucky enough to part of the latest fad, then you're going to be get very rich from it. It doesn't even have to be good, because none of these games I mentioned are any good in my opinion.
I have absolutely no idea how Fortnite got to where it is other than clever marketing through celebrity endorsements. I know they paid for fake press at the beginning but wow did this take off. It’s not even that good as a game. There is much better out there. I mean it’s closest rival, PUBG, is vastly superior for starters.
Don’t get me wrong though. It’s the best F2P game there’s ever been so far.
If this game was $59.99 it would have failed