Round trip
Ping is the time an input takes to reach the Fortnite server plus the time the reply takes to come back.
Official supported game page
Low latencyFewer disconnects in Fortnite: a stable connection for hours
In a long Fortnite session, one dropped connection can cost you progress. GamesTC keeps a stable tunnel to the server to cut down on freezes and mid-game disconnects.
GamesTC Network
6 associated city(ies):
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Game traffic only
Only the game goes through the tunnel on low-latency routes. Everything else stays on your normal connection.
Route simulation • Fortnite
Route Path
GamesTC Detailed Smart Route
Total44ms
-52% 01
ORIGIN
YouCLIENT
2ms
CLIENT ENTRY
02
FOR-01Entry Node
ENTRY
FOR-01Entry Node40ms
ENTRY EXIT
03SP-01Exit Node
EXIT
SP-01Exit Node2ms
EXIT GAME
04
GAME
FortniteGame Target
Priority UDP Tunnel•0% Packet Loss•Stable Jitter (<1ms)
Connection quick guide
Why Fortnite feels slow to respond
When your inputs feel late, it is almost always the round trip to the Fortnite server, not your PC. That delay adds up from distance, your ISP's routing and queues at every router along the way. GamesTC works on the routing part.
Shorter route
Fewer detours mean fewer milliseconds between your click and what happens on screen.
Consistent response
Keeping the same ping all match long matters more than hitting the lowest number once.
Steadier ping
Less gap between your best and worst ping in a session.
Ping on screen
The app shows your route's ping so you can compare it with what the game shows.
Big library
Over a thousand games with ready-made routes in the app.
