Players spend hours and hours fighting to the death in the digital battlefield using whatever resources they can muster, on an island that is getting smaller and smaller. The match eventually stops when only one player is left standing. However, regardless of how engaging and fun a game may be, there comes a time when you don’t feel like playing it anymore. For a game like Fortnite, this also means that you may also want to know how to uninstall it, given how it takes up so much disk space. That is why we’ve created this short step-by-step guide that will show you the quickest way you can uninstall Fortnite, and clear your hard disk for good.

How do I uninstall Fortnite?

As you may know, the only way to install, update, and launch Fortnite is by launching the Epic Games launcher first. Following this trend, uninstalling Fortnite also requires that you make use of the Epic Games Launcher. By following these steps, you should be able to completely delete Fortnite from your hard drive. However, keep note that this operation will not delete the Epic Games folder from your hard disk. In order to do that, you will need to uninstall the Epic Games Launcher as well. Once you’ve uninstalled Fortnite, it would be a good idea to perform a standard disk cleaning, given how much storage space has suddenly been freed up. Uninstalling the game will not affect your ability to download it later in the future, as you can also repeat the steps above to uninstall it again. Do you have issues uninstalling Fortnite? Let us know in the comments section below.

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