Fortnite's iOS relaunch is in trouble as the game is stuck in approval after a successful win at the trial in court. Here's ...

Fortnite has now pulled back their initial App Store submission for their iOS release after being stuck in approval process.

Mobile gamers are eagerly anticipating Fortnite Mobile's return, but they can't hop in the Battle Bus just yet: the title has not appeared in the iOS App Store ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has accused Apple of obstructing free-to-play third-person battle royale Fortnite’s return to the ...

Apple is keeping Fortnite’s return to the App Store in limbo, having “neither accepted nor rejected” the latest review submission.

The massive delay in Apple's App Store review process for Fortnite has led to Epic Games needing to cancel and resubmit the ...

Last week after a judge ordered Apple to allow apps third-party payment links at zero commission, Epic Games announced Fortnite would relaunch on the iPhone in the US. There was one potential prob ...

After a nearly five-year absence, Fortnite is set to return to iPhones in the United States — and the relaunch could happen ...

Fortnite Mobile may arrive within 24 hours. / Epic Games Since Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney's April 30 announcement that Fortnite would return to iOS in the "next week", mobile gamers have eagerly ...

As such, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has now declared that it will bring Fortnite back to iOS in the United States as soon as next week and even offered to drop further litigation on one condition.

Fortnite has returned to iOS in the EU, but only via Epic’s own mobile app store, which isn’t available in the US. Sweeney also offered a “peace proposal” from Epic to Apple in his post on X.

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 ...