The Epic Games Store will return to the Google Play Store after winning a legal battle, which lasted over four years.

Fortnite’s developer continues its courtroom saga as Google appeals the judge's year-old decision to allow the Epic Games ...

Well, now Fortnite for Android has gone live on the Play Store, 30% cut and all. Earlier this year, we reported that Epic Games had submitted Fortnite to the Play Store in the hopes that Google ...

With a US court affirming Google's monopoly verdict, Epic Games may soon bring Fortnite and its app store back to Android ...

But when Epic submitted Fortnite to the Play Store, it contained Epic’s own payment system — and was repeatedly rejected for doing so. Google has shown that Epic agreed to add Play Billing ...

In 2020, Epic Games briefly did put Fortnite in the Play Store, only to introduce direct payments a few months later, resulting in Google (and Apple) removing the game, and Epic immediately filing ...

There’s currently no official way to download, install, and play Fortnite on an iPhone. But if you have an Android device, you can still do it… just not through the Play Store.

Despite this, Epic launched Fortnite directly on its website in 2018, bypassing the Play Store. It only submitted to the Play Store in 2020 due to "scary, repetitive security pop-ups" pushing away ...

In 2018, Epic announced it would not bring Fortnite to Google’s Play Store and instead asked players to download the game directly from its website.

The creators behind "Fortnite" are asking Google to allow the game on the Google Play app store while simultaneously calling the company monopolistic for exacting a tax on in-app purchases.

Fortnite’s fight App Store freedom against Apple faces new issues as a CMA decision blocks it from reaching players in the ...