As threatened last week, Apple has now terminated Epic Games’ developer account. Here is everything you need to know about this.

Epic has one again told iOS and Mac gamers why they can’t play the latest Fortnite Chapter 2 – Season 4. Here are all the details.

Apple says that it’ll “welcome Fortnite back onto iOS” if Epic removes its in-app purchase system ahead of the game’s Season 4 launch. Here are the details.

A judge has upheld Fortnite’s ban on the App Store, but has prevented a ban on Unreal Engine development. Here are all the details on this.

Microsoft is now backing Epic Games in its App Store battle with Apple. Here’s what you need to know about this development.

Fortnite’s #FreeFortnite tournament has been announced, and Epic says prizes will not include Apple devices. Here are the details.

Apple’s legal team could floor Epic Games with two hard hitting questions in the courtroom. Here are the details on this.

Amazingly, the battle between Apple and Epic Games has managed to find a way to escalate, with the App Store company revoking Epic’s developer account.

The Epic Games and Apple confrontation is one that isn’t going anywhere fast after exploding yesterday, and now Spotify has weighed in on the situation. Unsurprisingly, it sides with the Fortnite developer.

Yesterday was quite the day in the world of Fortnite and Epic Games. By the time the sun came down Fortnite was no longer available in either Apple’s App Store or Google’s Play Store.

The Fortnite drama continues! Hot on the heels of Apple removing the game from the App Store over its bypassing of its in-app purchase methods, Google has now done the same. Fortnite is no longer available in the Google Play Store.

It’s been pretty impossible to be anywhere near the internet over the last 24 hours without having come across the mess that is Fortnite on iPhone and iPad. We told you yesterday that Epic Games had added a new payment option to the game, allowing people to bypass the App Store.