"Fortnite's Return to iOS: Epic Games CEO Criticizes Apple's App Store Policies"

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Fortnite is set to return to iOS in Europe this year through the Epic Games Store, leveraging the Digital Markets Act law. Epic Games had previously clashed with Apple over direct payments and App Store exclusivity, resulting in a lawsuit that mostly favored Apple. However, Epic Games founder Tim Sweeney criticizes Apple's compliance with the DMA law, alleging a "devious plan" and anticompetitive practices. Epic remains determined to launch the Epic Games Store on iOS and Android, emphasizing payment competition and lower fees, while continuing to challenge Apple's practices in court and with regulators.
- Fortnite Is Coming Back To iOS In Europe This Year Via Epic Games Store; Sweeney Criticizes Apple’s DMA Plan Wccftech
- Epic Games Store and Fortnite are coming to iPhones in 2024 The Verge
- Thanks To New EU Rules, Fortnite Is Coming Back To iPhones Kotaku
- Epic Games CEO calls out Apple’s DMA rules as ‘malicious compliance’ and full of ‘junk fees’ TechCrunch
- Epic's Tim Sweeney calls Apple App Store changes 'hot garbage' The Verge
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