Epic is still fighting Apple’s block in the U.S. But even if the developer can keep 100% of Fortnite’s in-app revenue through the Epic Games Store, significant catches abound.

Since Epic Games tried to avoid paying Apple its 30 percent cut from in-app purchases over three years ago, Fortnite has been unavailable on iOS devices. Epic Games and Apple have been embroiled ...

As a result of that ruling, Epic now feels comfortable putting Fortnite back on iOS. When the app will get approved is anyone's guess, but we'll let Mashable readers know when it's available again.

Epic does well for itself outside of mobile and is estimated to have earned as much as $6 billion in 2022. But when most of those earnings come from Fortnite and the $90 billion mobile games ...

In 2020, Epic Games updated the iOS version of its flagship Fortnite game to use a third-party payment processing system, which prompted Apple to remove it from the App Store.

Epic Games iOS app store Europe’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) antitrust law imposed a number of changes on companies who were deemed to be using their market dominance in an anti-competitive manner.

Epic is one step closer to opening its iOS games store in the European Union. As part of its 2023 year in review, Epic Games announced Apple has reinstated its developer account, which means it ...

The games maker had already released the Epic Games Store on iOS, as third-party app stores have been allowed for several months on the iPhone (also as a result of DMA requirements).

Epic Games revealed today that it’s planning to return to Apple’s digital storefront this year, at least in Europe. After having parted ways with Apple in 2020 under less-than-amicable ...

The Epic Games Store is a video game distribution platform created by Epic Games, known for titles like Fortnite and Gears of War. The platform launched on macOS in 2018.

One is that while Epic has been clear about its plans to launch an iPhone and iPad game store for a while, it’s only just becoming possible to do that now that Apple has added support for third ...

An Epic Games expert witness laid the groundwork for an argument that Apple could make iOS more like macOS in terms of app distribution and third-party access without suffering in security.