After four years and a three-week-long application process, Fortnite Mobile is back on the iOS App Store. Let's explore ...

According to recent Fortnite leaks, the return to iOS in the US market seems closer ... The leaked list of compatible devices comes from @FNMNews on X, a reliable source for sharing Fortnite ...

Epic Games has announced that Fortnite has been blocked on iOS devices worldwide after attempting to re-submit the game on the App Store. The game will be unavailable to download or play on the App ...

Fortnite remains unavailable on iOS devices due to Apple's decision. Epic Games cannot release Fortnite on the US App Store or in the EU. Apple requested a resubmission of Fortnite without the US ...

But after a four-year hiatus, Fortnite was made available on iOS in the EU and on Android devices globally after Epic launched its games store. Epic said it would charge a store fee of 12% for ...

Fortnite is finally returning to iOS devices after five years of absence. Epic Games and Apple have been contesting the legal battle which meant the popular royal battle game was removed from the App ...

The publisher of the wildly popular online game Fortnite says Apple rejected its submission of the game to the iOS App Store. In a post on X on Friday, Epic Games said, "Apple has blocked our ...

But after a four-year hiatus, Fortnite was made available on iOS in the EU and on Android devices globally after Epic launched its games store. Epic said it would charge a store fee of 12% for ...

Between then and its August 2020 removal, 116 million users accessed Fortnite on iOS devices, company filings note — raking in a daily average of about 2.5 million players, which represented ...

This is clearly a problem that'll take some time to sort out, and there's been no indication of when Fortnite players will be able to enjoy the game on their iOS devices, regardless of where they ...

Here in the United States, iOS gamers have been unable to download Fortnite on Apple devices for years, which is what kicked off the legal case in the first place. Here's the tl;dr version from ...