It's been a long four years since Apple yanked Fortnite from its app store and now game developer Epic Games has created a new mobile store where iOS users can download Fortnite on the go once more.

After a lot of complicated legal battles and petty squabbles between Epic and Apple, the Epic Games Store, and by extension Fortnite, is now available on iOS devices in EU countries and on Android ...

After a lengthy absence, Fortnite is finally making its way back to iOS devices. Following years of legal battles between Epic Games and Apple, which saw the popular battle royale game pulled from the ...

Fortnite is finally making a return to iOS devices after years of absence. Epic Games’ popular battle royale game, which was removed from the App Store in 2020 following a legal dispute with Apple, is ...

The Epic Games Store is launching on mobile today. The Fortnite firm announced it will be bringing its games marketplace to Android worldwide, and to iOS in the ...

After a four-year hiatus, Fortnite Mobile has made its triumphant return to the iPhone and iPad, albeit with limited availability. Currently, the game can only be accessed by players within the ...

Epic Games relaunched Fortnite in the EU a couple days ago, after a 4 year legal battle with Apple over the App Store’s 30% revenue cut. Apple announced changes to app distribution in the EU earlier ...

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After a four-year absence, Fortnite is making its return to iPhones – but only for users in the European Union. This comeback is part of the broader launch of the Epic Games Store for iPhone, which ...

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