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

Epic CEO Tim Sweeney says Apple has still yet to approve the addition of Fortnite to the iOS App Store, and has suggested it’s obstructing the process. The game was submitted to Apple for review on ...

Epic Game’s request to get Fortnite back on the US App Store has had to be pulled after being left unanswered for over 120 hours.

Since Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney announced that Fortnite Mobile will return to iOS, the community has watched closely for updates. On May 9 2025, the studio sub ...

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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney made a surprising appearance at President Trump's Saudi Arabia luncheon, joining a select group of ...

A new Fortnite leak suggests a list of supported iPhone and iPad devices after Epic Games announced its return. Check the ...

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Firms protesting against Apple's App Store rules keep saying they're looking out for our interests as users, but it's solely ...

Tim Sweeney's name was on a list of attendees for a lunch with Trump and numerous tech and defense executives.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney wants Fortnite skins to work in Roblox and other games, too. Here's what he had to say.

Fans have awaited Fortnite iOS information since the title announced its mobile return. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney originally stated on April 30 2025 that it wo ...