Epic Games gets to celebrate another good day in court after a new ruling in Australia states that Fortnite is coming back to ...

Epic's store app has only been launched for the EU market, and only thanks to a policy change in the bloc that allows alternative app stores and sideloading on iPhones. Just to be clear, "Fortnite ...

Fortnite returned to the App Store in the US back in May after a federal court ruling, and is now set to return to iOS in Australia through the Epic Games store after a similar judgment there.

Epic Games has announced that Fortnite will return to iOS in Australia after Apple and Google were found to have broken ...

Fortnite has originally blocked from the US App Store in 2020, kicking off the ongoing years-long legal feud between Apple and Epic Games, which accused the iPhone maker of antitrust violations ...

FPS 1741 days after being kicked off iPhones, Fortnite is back on the US App Store Games Epic CEO Tim Sweeney takes his victory lap as Fortnite returns to the app store after nearly 5 years ...

Fortnite is coming back to iOS users in Australia via the Epic Games Store after an Australian court determined that Apple ...

Apple will not have to reinstate Fortnite to its app store, at least for now, a federal judge ruled Monday night in a historic legal battle between the iPhone maker and the producer of one of the ...

Fortnite developer Epic Games is fighting against what it believes are unjust policies for both Apple’s App Store and Google Play. Here are all of the news and developments.

Apple kicked Fortnite off of the App Store on Thursday after developer Epic Games added a new direct payment method that let users buy V-Bucks for a discounted price. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney ...

Fortnite suddenly disappeared from Apple 's App Store, officially for violating App Store guidelines (see official Apple statement below), because the game introduced direct payment within the app ...

Fortnite was kicked off the App Store for adding its own V-Bucks purchasing system right inside the app, violating Apple’s restrictions on in-app payment processing.