Epic Games has revealed that its blockbuster free-to-play battle royale title Fortnite has more than 350m players.

As revealed on Twitter, the game has attracted 150m players since November 2018, when the firm revealed that its hit boasted had 200m players. Epic also revealed that its users have spent a total of 3.2 billion hours in-game, meaning that users have played the game for an average of nine hours each.

There were concerns that Fortnite wasn't performing that well anymore during 2019. Epic provided regular updates about how its game was doing during 2017 and 2018, but after the aforementioned 200m figure, we didn't hear anything, which is always a cause for concern.

At the start of 2020, research firm SuperData reported that Fortnite had made more than $1.8bn during 2019 alone. In February, the company claimed that Fortnite spending had hit its lowest point since November 2017 in January 2020, with Epic criticising SuperData's methodology.

Epic has had to cancel its Fortnite World Cup 2020 due to the on-going COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The firm recently hired Nike veteran Adam Sussman as its new president.