Epic has submitted Fortnite to the US App Store

An official epic was presented Fortnite To the Apple App Store in the United States. If the game returns, this will be the first time for nearly five years, as Battle Royale Shooter will be available on iOS devices.

This happens after the judge has eliminated that Apple should stop collecting fees for purchases that were made outside the application store. Celebrate the epic of the referee with the advertisement Fortnite Attractive return, along with changes on the sales platform aimed at developers and publishers. The company will not receive a commission of any kind of publishers for the revenue of $ 1,000,000 from the application per year.

In addition, EPIC has announced the formation of an independent mixed web, providing another way to avoid exorbitant Apple fees for the application. The stores are operated from the Epic Games and offers a platform for “output purchases, as a more cost -effective alternative to purchases within the application.” It also announced higher rates of epic rewards when using its payment system.

EPIC CEO Tim Sweeney stated that the company will return the game to the application store all over the world, as long as Apple extends the court ruling all over the world. We do not know where Apple stands on this, but the company appealed the ruling and submitted an emergency request to demand the Federal Appeals Court to stop any changes on how the application store works and collecting fees.

Epic responded to this step by calling it “another effort to avoid competition and extract unwanted fees at the expense of consumers and developers.” Some companies, such as Spotify, have already provided updates that would allow us customers to pay outside the application store.

In addition, a group of developers gathered together to file a collective lawsuit against Apple. The lawsuit claims that it has lost large sums of money due to Apple’s failure to comply with the original court order that ordered it to stop collecting fees for the purchases that were made outside the application store.