If you’re tuned into the mobile gaming industry at all, even a little bit, then you probably already know that Fortnite was pulled off of the Play Store, but you can still play it on Android and if ...

Back in Chapter 1, fans were able to play Fortnite on iOS devices. However, the app was eventually removed from Apple's App Store. Ever since then, Epic Games has been working hard to bring Fortnite ...

After a lot of complicated legal battles and petty squabbles between Epic and Apple, the Epic Games Store, and by extension Fortnite, is now available on iOS devices in EU countries and on Android ...

Google has now blocked Fortnite from the Google Play Store, and whatever the reason is, it’s the users or gamers that have suffer. Apparently, installing the game wouldn’t be as easy and smooth as ...

Google and Apple yanked Fortnite off their app stores yesterday after Epic made changes to the in-game payment methods. Epic’s suing both companies in response, but Fortnite’s removal means you can’t ...

Following a brazen move to add its own payments system to Fortnite, the hit game was removed from Google Play and the Apple App Store yesterday. While iPhone users are out of luck when it comes to the ...

In case you haven’t heard, Fortnite is gone from iOS and Android app stores. And it might not be coming back anytime soon. In response to getting dumped from both stores. Epic has sued both Apple and ...

Though you can't directly download "Fortnite" on an Android through the Google Play Store, there is a workaround. If you have an Android phone, you can download "Fortnite" through the Epic Games app, ...

Fortnite originally announced its Thin Client earlier in 2024, but the update was delayed and has since re-emerged as part of its Quarter 3 and Quarter 4 roadmap for 2025. For less tech-savvy gamers, ...