In some ways that is the more benefit reverse of what we see on PC and consoles, where Fortnite is widely accepted since the better-performing of those 2 games. (Which is much better or more fun is still up for discussion.)

There is 1 thing that Maple Story does on mobile which Fortnite is still learning: It feels like an actual mobile game.

Fortnite is charged as a game that is basically the same across all platforms. It is possible to login into your Epic accounts and play in your phone, your PC, your PS4, your Xbox One or your Mac and all your advancement carries over across these systems. 1 consideration to rule them all, one match to scatter them. However, the disadvantage of this idea is a mobile game that feels a bit too awkward to play with. Outside of its clever visual-audio cues, Fortnite still feels a bit like a console dropped clumsily into a cell format.

Maple Story, on the other hand, feels just like a suitable mobile game. No, there is Maple M Mesos not one of the cross-play goodness of Fortnite but that doesn't really matter. Most cellular players just want to play against other cellular players anyways.