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Fortnite has made a surprise return to the App Store as the high-stakes lawsuit between Epic Games and Apple enters its 'final battle'. This move comes after a lengthy absence following the infamous in-app purchase policy dispute. The game's reappearance signals a significant development in the tech giants' showdown.
Fortnite has made a global return to the Apple App Store, excluding Australia, as Epic Games gears up for the "final battle" in its ongoing legal feud with Apple over the 30% transaction fee. This move signals a pivotal moment in the battle against what Epic terms the "Apple Tax". The game's return follows a significant court defeat for Apple last year, which paved the way for its reinstatement in the US, Europe, and now worldwide, minus Australia where legal issues persist.
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