In light of the Epic Games? mobile release of Fortnite, the development team took time to discuss some of the upcoming features and updates heading our way for both iOS and Android, a necessity given the mobile platform’s cross-platform play with consoles. The list of their development process can be read below:

Customizable HUD:
Editable visibility settings for most HUD elements and grid snapping have been added, allowing players to decide which elements are active and disabled within any given moment. Every HUD element has three states: building, editing, and combat.
Controls:
A quality of life pass is being implemented with many of the HUD elements. Small things that can dramatically impact the usefulness of the UI, like building slots being drag and droppable which could block other inputs or the wood resource button disabling autorun. Building from the quickbar buttons has been brought back, which we previously disabled due to it blocking some of our experienced builders. Some of these features in the v6.10 update were dropped, and Epic Games would like feedback on this decision. Controller support is also being tested on various setups. More Information can be expected soon.
60 FPS:
60 FPS functionality will be unlocked on a limited set of high end devices in the near future. We?re doing some validation on devices to make sure they can maintain a high level of performance over multiple games without overheating, allowing players to drop into matches with more ...