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Fortnite's Android Comeback Is On, As Google And Epic Make Nice
Fortnite is set to return to the Google Play Store worldwide following a legal settlement between Epic Games and Google. The resolution allows Epic to invest in the Epic Games Store for Android and brings Fortnite back to Google's platform after a legal feud that began in 2020. Google will also begin allowing third-party billing on its platforms in stages.
"It needs to cooperate fairly, and it's clearly not." Why Valve is facing a £656m day in the UK courts
A UK court has allowed a class-action lawsuit against Valve to proceed, alleging the company violates competition law through its 30% revenue share on Steam and price parity requirements. Digital safety campaigner Vicki Shotbolt is leading the case, seeking up to £656 million in damages for UK consumers. The lawsuit argues that Valve's practices harm consumers by inflating game prices and limiting developer pricing flexibility.
Epic just recommended this Fortnite iPhone app - and you can get it for free now
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney recommended the independently developed Fortnite companion app, Dilly, for iPhone users. Meanwhile, Apple has blocked Epic Games from releasing Fortnite on iOS in the US, continuing their ongoing dispute over App Store policies, despite Fortnite's return to Europe.
Is Fortnite shutting down in 2026?
Despite rumors fueled by layoffs and financial concerns, Fortnite is not shutting down in 2026. While some modes like Rocket Racing, Fortnite Festival's Battle Stage, and Ballistic are being removed, the core battle royale and creative modes remain popular and profitable. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney confirmed cost-saving measures but indicated continued investment in the game's future.
