Mar 27, 2018 - This page has the default keyboard commands for Fortnite Battle Royale. You can change key bindings by going to settings -> Input.

Is one of the biggest games in the world. In fact, the only reason it isn’t THE biggest game in the world is that is still a thing. I know a lot of parents have allowed their kids to play this new gaming juggernaut and feel lost because they don’t really know how to use the parental controls. Below are the most important Fortnite parental controls that a parent will need to know if their child is playing on iOS or Android. Editor’s note: If you want a deeper dive into Fortnite we have two guides on our site.

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The first is a that want to know what the game is all about. The second guide contains (or for parents to give to their kids if they get frustrated early on. Screenshots courtesy of Turning off Voice Chat in Fortnite Open the Settings menu in the top right of the Lobby screen by clicking the Menu icon in the upper right hand of the screen (three stacked horizontal bars) Open the Options Menu by clicking the box with the Gear in it Navigate to the Audio tab by clicking the Audio Icon (The icon looks like a megaphone with sound waves coming out of it) Toggle the “Voice Chat” option On or Off by clicking the arrows Note: There are a number of other audio options that you can adjust in this menu as well.

Editor in Chief So.who am I? And, what makes me qualified to do this? Well, I can tell you that I am not a web developer, or a journalist, or even a game designer. I like to game.

I want to game with my children. And, I have some ideas that I want to share with the world. I'm 32 years old and I have been gaming all of my life. I'm into all kinds of games, and not just video games.

Board games, tabletop games, card games and yes, even LARP games. I've got a full time job, and I'm going back to school. I have an amazing wife and 3 wonderful children. My oldest is a 7 year old boy who is super smart and a total spazz. He's extremely excited to share his VAST (lol) video game knowledge with the world. My middle child is just learning about video games.

He's 4 and he spends his time obsessing over his favorite super heroes or ponies, depending on the day. He LOVES playing games with his Daddy and big brother. My youngest is 6 months old and is learning to explore her world. She can often be found sleeping on her Daddy while I play test new games. So, that's who I am. I'm just your typical super busy Dad who wants to share my gaming experiences with all of you.

Oh, and another thing! This website isn't all about me. I happen to have a wonderful group of friends and experts along for the ride with me. They are going to share terrific gaming information with you, too.

It's incredible to see how continues to make waves in the gaming industry. The mobile version has taken off, delivering an equivalent experience to the PC and console versions except for one missing feature — support for Bluetooth controllers. There are supposedly workarounds for playing with a controller out there, but Epic Games has yet to add official support for Bluetooth controllers — but with no firm date set yet despite the community's demand for support we're left waiting in limbo for the update to finally roll out. Granted it's been four months since the game launched on iOS and the developers have surely had their hands full making sure that the game servers can handle the millions of players while adding cool new features and content to the game — but still. Give the people what they want!

You can keep yourself prepared for that day by picking up one of these two controllers, which are both great but offer uniquely different gaming experiences. Let's dive in. SteelSeries Nimbus. The SteelSeries Nimbus is essentially the pinnacle of gaming controllers for all your Apple devices. Featuring twin-stick controls and shoulder buttons, this is a controller that's perfect for all sorts of gaming on your iPhone, iPad, and even Apple TV. This is a MFi Bluetooth controller that won't let you down.