Epic Games has already had their developer account unbanned by Apple due to new regulation in the EU. Credit: Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images The Digital Markets Act (DMA), a new set of EU ...

Epic Games is preparing to return to iOS in Europe, as a result of the EU regulation, the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the company has now confirmed. The Fortnite maker says it will offer both the game ...

Fortnite will return to iOS after three and a half years thanks to a new EU law. Credit: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images Agent Jones, Peely, and all of your other favorite Fortnite characters ...

Epic Games has announced plans to bring back the iPad version of Fortnite, but it will only be available for countries in the European Union (EU). In a post on X/Twitter, the Epic Games newsroom ...

On the heels of the EU’s decision to designate Apple’s iPadOS as another digital “gatekeeper” under its Digital Markets Act (DMA) regulation, Fortnite maker Epic Games confirmed it will bring its ...

Epic Games has revealed plans for Fortnite's return to iOS devices in Europe, thanks to the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The company is preparing to reintroduce both Fortnite and the Epic Games Store to ...

Following new European Union rules, Epic announced that it is launching the Epic Games Store on iPhone later this year and will also be bringing Fortnite back to iOS, too. Update: 05/24/2024, 5:10 p.m ...

Epic Games has announced that with the aid of the Digital Markets Act, Fortnite is returning to iOS availability in Europe via a new Epic Games Store app in the App Store. One of the cruxes of Apple ...

This gaming drama began with a payment disagreement, which resulted in Epic Games' ban from Apple's ecosystem. The breach in relations sparked a legal battle, and Fortnite fans were unable to access ...

Epic is referring there to the Digital Markets Act, the European regulation that has forced Apple to officially allow sideloaded apps on European iOS devices for the first time. Since Apple announced ...

There's a reasonably high chance that any company looking to launch their own store has been critical of Apple in the past. If Apple's going to ban developer accounts based on criticism that'd seem to ...