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Not only do characters move at a decent pace, but other parts of the game are clearly implemented with speed being considered. It feels solid and accurate, no matter which gun you’re using, you feel in control of your character’s movements, and the action moves at a satisfying pace. Of course, it’s still in open beta, but so is Fortnite, and almost every location on that game’s map is so memorable and unique that the community now refers to them by a few fun abbreviations. Locations aren’t themed in any way that make them a vantage point or point of interest, with many of them suffering from a low level of detail. Seeing enemies that are far away is often difficult due to the subpar visuals, and everything looks decidedly grey.

It feels disappointingly lifeless and void of the personality that makes Fortnite stand out, with there being little difference between many of the areas, and most buildings being similar in terms of design.

It goes for a semi-realistic look, with open, grassy plains, and outpost-like locations making up most of the map. Visually, H1Z1 is more like PlayerUnknown’s game. It doesn’t have the bright colors or cartoon styling of Fortnite, but it’s a faster experience than PUBG, with combat being more about straightforward gunfights than tactical plays. The premise is the same: you’re dropped onto the map (starting your descent by parachute – which controls terribly – at a seemingly random location) and you scramble to find gear to take out other players as the toxic gas closes in. You’ll likely know this already if you’ve played H1Z1 in any of its forms on PC, but the Battle Royale mode works essentially as the middle ground between the other two juggernauts of the genre.