Samsung has been releasing exclusive content for Fortnite Mobile ever since the popular Battle Royale game made its debut on the Galaxy Note 9 last year. The game was even supposed to be exclusive to the Galaxy Note 9 and is still distributed through the Galaxy Store. Earlier this week, Samsung announced the release of yet another in-game cosmetic namely the Fortnite Glow skin and Levitate emote. Both items will be exclusive to specific Samsung devices and are now up for grabs. The qualifying devices include the Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S9, Galaxy S8, Galaxy S7, Galaxy A9, Galaxy A70, A80 A90, Galaxy Tab S6, Tab S4, and Tab S3. Here's how you go about redeeming them in-game:
Step 1: Launch Fortnite and head over to the Store tab. Here, you’ll see the Fortnite Glow skin under Limited Time Offers.
Step 2: Ensure that the store is set to Samsung in Settings > Account > Content > Android Store Selection.
Step 3: Once you've selected the skin, you'll be prompted to register a credit card. Note that this step is critical and you won't be able to redeem your skin without one. Don't worry, though, your card won't get charged, and you can opt to delete the information later if you so desire.
Step 4: You can now redeem the outfit, and the emote for yourself or gift it to a friend. If you opt to take it for yourself, you can find it in your Locker.
The skin is redeemable on the devices listed above till 31st December 2019. One account can redeem a skin only once, and it is restricted to one per device. So, no, you won't be able to log in with a second ID and redeem it twice.
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