As one of the biggest games in the world, Fortnite has long had its fair share of bad actors targeting it and its players.

Fortnite developer Epic Games has confirmed it has taken "legal action" against two players, one accused of cheating, ...

A couple of Fortnite cheaters are being subjected to public ridicule after they were forced to apologize to the community.

Initially the server downtime for the new 36.20 update was predicted to last just two or three hours, but the Fortnite outage ...

These apologies come after Epic Games demanded that one player pay $175,000 in damages for cheating in Fortnite, Dextero reports. Fortnite players share their reactions to the public apologies on X.

Fortnite has been taken offline for an extended period of time thanks to the 36.20 update, with the game failing to reappear ...

Fortnite developer Epic Games recently took the game offline for the release of update 36.20. The latest Fortnite update is ...

While Epic's legal battles with Apple and Google continue, the beef with Samsung over app blocking has been put to rest.

After catching two Fortnite cheaters, Epic Games didn't just ban them from the game, they subjected them to public ...

The Emerald Gamer has arrived on the Fortnite island, and she won't cost you a dime if you're a PlayStation Plus subscriber.

Epic Games has made Fortnite cheaters publicly apologise after legal action and bans for cheating and DDoS attacks.

Fortnite servers continue to be down, and players are concerned over rumors that reveal a seemingly 12-hour downtime.