Epic Games has announced that Fortnite will be compatible with Windows devices powered by Qualcomm's Arm-based Snapdragon processors later this year. This partnership focuses on integrating Easy Anti-Cheat to facilitate gameplay on these devices. The rise of Windows 11 Arm-based laptops has created a new segment in PC gaming, but most games currently use x64 architecture, complicating compatibility. As such, testing Fortnite with the anti-cheat solution aims to ensure wider accessibility for other multiplayer games in the future.
"Over the last year, the introduction of Windows 11 Arm-based laptops has transformed the PC landscape, and laptops with Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Series processors represent a rapidly growing segment of the PC gaming market."
"However, the majority of PC games today are compiled for x64, which doesn't translate directly to the Windows on Snapdragon architecture."
"Hundreds of multiplayer games rely on Easy Anti-Cheat, including Fortnite, and battle-testing Windows on Snapdragon anti-cheat support with Fortnite will help ensure smooth implementations in other games."
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