Epic CEO Tim Sweeney has made an offer to Apple — end external commissions globally and get "Fortnite" back on the App Store and a cease in litigation. Apple just got slapped with an incredible ...

With Apple currently reeling from a number of setbacks in court in relation to its alleged walled garden on iOS, Epic Games is making its play to finally get Fortnite back onto Apple’s iOS App ...

A US court finds Apple violated its orders in the Epic Games case, which has been ongoing since August 2020. It will see the return of Fortnite to iOS for the first time in over four years.

Epic Games said on Friday that it submitted Fortnite to Apple's App Store, the month after a judge ruled in favor of the game maker in a contempt ruling. Fortnite was booted from iPhones and Apple ...

Now, we have to wait and see if Apple approves it to return to the US iOS App Store. Epic promised the game would be back sometime this week. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell ...

That week is now almost over, and in multiple appearances and social media posts since (as reported by AppleInsider), he has reiterated his hope and expectation that Fortnite will return to Apple ...

Check out how we test and review games here After an exhaustive four-year legal battle, Epic Games has scored a historic victory against Apple, opening the way for Fortnite’s triumphal return to ...

Unlawful here, unlawful there,” Sweeney wrote on X. Tim Sweeney clarified on a call with press that this relies on Apple approving Fortnite: "Apple could arbitrarily reject Epic from the App ...

A judge found Apple to be in contempt of an earlier order in a 2020 antitrust lawsuit brought by Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite. AFP via Getty Images Gonzalez Rogers also referred Apple and one ...