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Epic Games has officially launched its own iPhone app store in the EU, bringing Fortnite back to the iPhone after years of streaming services being the only option for gamers.
Thanks to an ‘EpicGrant’ from Epic Games, AltStore PAL is now free for all EU users to download.
Epic has submitted Fortnite and other apps to Apple for final notarization, meaning Victory Royale is back on the menu.
In a recent interview, Epic Games’ CEO Tim Sweeney said that one of the reasons behind its lawsuit with Apple and Google is to prepare for the future of the metaverse.
Twilio confirms "threat actors were able to identify data associated with Authy accounts".
Epic's Game Store could finally arrive on iOS soon after the company's app was approved by Apple.
Epic's Game Store has been rejected by Apple for the second time, citing similar button designs to the Apple App Store.
Apple and Epic Games are heading to court over new claims App Store rules violate an injunction that came into force in January 2024.
Epic "have committed to follow the rules", Apple statement explains.
Epic Games is looking to bring Fortnite back to iOS via its own app store, and it now has a developer account.
Apple will finally allow web purchases from third-party developers but there’s a pretty huge catch that Epic Games plans on fighting in court.
Apple has won most of the court case against Epic Games — and now its after reparations.
Epic Games has asked the Supreme Court to take a look at its ongoing legal spat with Apple over App Store payment handling.
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney has again reignited his personal battle with Apple over App Store rules and claims it's all about free speech, not selling V-Bucks.
Epic Games has today announced a new iPhone app dubbed RealityScan — the aim of which is to scan objects in the real world and then turn them into 3D objects in the virtual one.
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney has announced that Epic Games has paid Apple $6 million as part of the results of the Epic v. Apple lawsuit.
Epic Games has told the court in its lawsuit against Google that the company has no incentive to make people leave iOS for Android because its default search engine agreement is so lucrative.
