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Remote PC Gaming Anywhere: How to Play Your Steam Game on iPad With DeskIn - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
DeskIn is a remote desktop software that allows users to stream PC games from their home Windows PC to devices like iPads, iPhones, and Android smartphones. It offers features such as up to 4K 60FPS streaming, low latency, customizable controls, and controller support, making it suitable for playing games on the go without a gaming laptop. The guide details setup steps for both the PC and mobile devices, including optimizing performance and activating game mode.
Little Nightmares and an Idle Champions Bundle Are This Week’s Freebies on the Epic Games Mobile Store
Epic Games is offering Little Nightmares and an Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms bundle for free on its mobile store for Android users worldwide. The promotion runs from March 5th to March 12th, 2026. Little Nightmares is an atmospheric adventure game, while Idle Champions is an idle strategy title featuring characters from the Dungeons & Dragons multiverse.
A GTA-Style Game Is Coming To Fortnite, And It's Not Shy About Its Inspiration
Jogo Games has announced Grand Heist City, a game heavily inspired by Grand Theft Auto, which will be playable in Fortnite starting March 14. Developed by Andre Rebelo using the Unreal Editor for Fortnite, the game features an open map, missions, heists, and multiplayer support. Grand Heist City is positioned as a temporary alternative for players anticipating Grand Theft Auto 6, which is set to release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Tim Sweeney muzzled, Highguard crumbles, and the slow demise of Bluepoint - Patch Notes #43
This week's gaming news includes Devolver Digital's charity partnership, the potential acquisition of Warner Bros. Games by Paramount, and the permanent shutdown of Highguard. Unity is delisting publishers from the Greater China region, while Sony's Bluepoint Games reportedly pitched a Bloodborne remake before its closure and is reconsidering its PC strategy. Epic Games' Tim Sweeney is now restricted from criticizing Google until 2032 as part of a settlement.
Cyberpunk 2077 Isn't Done With Fortnite Yet
Epic Games is teasing new Cyberpunk 2077-themed cosmetic content for Fortnite, with a cryptic video posted on Twitter. The Epic Games Store account hinted at "New Cyberpunk 2077 locker content smashing into @Fortnite soon!", potentially including characters like Adam Smasher or other popular figures from the game. This follows recent Fortnite collaborations with Resident Evil: Requiem, Honkai: Star Rail, and Crimson Desert.
Call Of Duty Leaks Turning Into "Viral Misinformation" Are Bad For Players, Activision Says
Activision has stated that Call of Duty leaks are becoming a problem when they turn into viral misinformation, which distorts player expectations and undermines developers. The company is prepared to "step in and set the record straight" when this occurs. This comes as a prominent leaker known as TheGhostofHope claims Activision legally demanded they stop posting confidential information.
Evening Legal Briefs
Epic Games has filed a lawsuit against a former contract worker, alleging that the individual is the notorious Fortnite leaker known as AdiraFN. The company is pursuing legal action over alleged breaches of contract related to the unauthorized disclosure of game information.
Fortnite’s Mysterious ‘Battle Ready (5)’ Tab Has Players Going Absolutely Feral
Epic Games has introduced a mysterious new tab labeled 'Battle Ready (5)' in Fortnite, sparking widespread community speculation. Players are theorizing about potential new game modes, collaborations, or events tied to the tab, especially with a scheduled downtime approaching. While some are excited by the tease, others express concern that it might focus on competitive features over casual content.
Epic Games is suing one of its former contract workers, alleging that he is notorious Fortnite leaker AdiraFN
Epic Games has filed a lawsuit against former contractor Hayden Cohen, also known as the notorious Fortnite leaker AdiraFN. Cohen is accused of repeatedly leaking confidential intellectual property and trade secrets, including unannounced collaborations and content releases, while under a non-disclosure agreement. Epic Games is seeking damages and an injunction to prevent further leaks.
Google reportedly muzzles Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney until 2032
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney is reportedly bound by settlement terms with Google to speak positively about the company's app store operations until September 30, 2032. While Epic and Sweeney have been vocal critics of Google's practices, the recent settlement in their antitrust lawsuit includes a non-disparagement clause specifically related to app store distribution and fees. Following the settlement, Epic Games is bringing Fortnite back to the Google Play Store.
Fortnite producer who leaked Kingdom Hearts and He-Man collabs sued by Epic
Epic Games has filed a lawsuit against former contractor Hayden Cohen, identified as the source of numerous Fortnite leaks, including potential collaborations with Kingdom Hearts and He-Man. Cohen allegedly leaked confidential partner intellectual property and trade secrets while working for Epic. The company stated that such leaks harm partners and jeopardize future collaborations.
Fortnite leaker actually worked for Epic Games, according to new lawsuit
Epic Games has filed a lawsuit against former contractor Hayden Cohen, who allegedly leaked confidential and unannounced Fortnite content. Cohen, who worked as an associate producer, is accused of violating a non-disclosure agreement by sharing details about upcoming collaborations on social media. Epic Games is seeking damages for trade secret misappropriation and breach of contract.
Get Turnip Boy Robs a Bank for Free
Epic Games is offering a free copy of Turnip Boy Robs a Bank on the Epic Games Store for Windows users. The giveaway is available for the next week as part of their regular Thursday promotions.
'The reason why we're so beloved in the videogame industry and we're so deep in it still is, in a lot of…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang asserted that his company created the modern video game industry and is crucial to its continued success, particularly through its advancements in 3D graphics and AI. While acknowledging Nvidia's significant contributions to game engines like Unreal Engine and the overall gaming ecosystem, the article notes that the relationship between Nvidia and gamers has been complex due to factors like graphics card pricing and performance debates, suggesting gamers may not be the top priority despite the technological impact.
Google resolves dispute with Epic Games, reduces app store fees to 20%
Google has settled its dispute with Epic Games by reducing app store commission fees to 20% and introducing new service fees for developers. This agreement will allow Fortnite to return to Google Play stores globally. The changes aim to create a stronger Android ecosystem with lower rates for developers, with a phased global rollout planned by September 2027.
Sony will no longer bring its first-party games to PCs, marking a major shift
Sony is reportedly shifting its strategy and will no longer release major single-player PlayStation 5 games on PC, reversing a trend that began in 2020. While some online titles and games from external developers will still receive PC ports, this decision may limit future access to Sony's flagship titles on the platform. The change is attributed to weaker sales of recent PC ports and concerns about brand dilution.
Fortnite returns to the Google Play Store after a long wait for Android phones
Fortnite is returning to the Google Play Store for Android devices worldwide, as confirmed by Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney. This marks the end of a long absence initiated in 2021 when Epic bypassed Google's in-app billing system. The return is facilitated by recent Google policy changes offering developers more flexibility, including support for alternative billing and third-party app stores.
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2: Start Date, And All Leaks And Teases So Far
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 is reportedly delayed to March 19, with leaks suggesting a focus on The Seven and the missing Foundation, potentially voiced by Dwayne Johnson. The season is expected to feature a refreshed loot pool, new movement items, and significant collaborations including Looney Tunes and Overwatch.
Epic Games Is Suing A Major Fortnite Leaker--Who Secretly Worked For Epic The Whole Time
Epic Games is suing Hayden Cohen, also known as the Fortnite leaker AdiraFNInfo, for allegedly leaking numerous collaborations. Cohen was reportedly a contractor at Epic Games who signed a non-disclosure agreement, making his actions a breach of contract. The lawsuit claims harm to partner relationships, diminished player engagement, and lost profits.
Evening Mobilization
Fortnite is set to return to the Google Play Store on Android devices as Google and Epic Games have resolved their dispute. This resolution marks an end to Google Play's exclusive distribution for Android games, allowing Fortnite to be available directly through the store.