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Epic Games has announced that it is going full steam ahead to bring the popular game Fortnite back to the iPad after the European Commission ruled that the Apple tablets must also comply with the Digital Markets Act. Not only that, the company is even going a step further by bringing the Epic Games store to the iPad.

A few hours ago, Epic Games Store just made a big announcement - its PC gaming platform is coming to iOS and Android this year. But what is the company going to bring to the table on the mobile side?

In case you didn’t know, Google Play Games PC is a PC gaming platform by Google. As of now, there are over 3000 games on offer. The platform also supports Play Pass for subscribers and Play Points for supported countries.

In this short announcement, OPPO just announced the launch of Fortnite on the OPPO App Market as part of a partnership with the game’s developer, Epic Games. In case you didn't know, OPPO users in Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, and India can access Fortnite through the OPPO App Market since 10 October 2023.

Last week, it was reported that Samsung had plans to launch a new cloud gaming service. This platform would be designed for mobile devices, similar to Apple Arcade. There hasn't been any official word, but a new report seems to support this claim.

Some three years after its removal from the Apple App Store for violating store rules, Epic Game’s Fortnite may set for a dramatic return to the platform this year. While nothing concrete has been unveiled just yet, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has teased the matter prior to New Year’s Day recently.

Yup, the Epic Games Store could possibly be releasing more free games for this upcoming Christmas season. As for now, it's not official yet but the gaming platform would likely do so. If you recall, the Epic Games Store has been giving away free games during the period since 2019.

During the weekend, Indonesian gamers woke up to the devasting news that their government, the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (Kominfo) had blocked several platforms such as Steam, Epic Games, Battle.net and many others (PayPal lol). It was trending with heat on Twitter and many criticised Kominfo for enforcing the policy for tax purposes.

The Indonesian government has blocked several popular websites and online services in the country, most notably online gaming platforms Steam and Epic Games as well as social site Reddit. Interestingly enough, the blocking of these sites was made known by esports organisation Team Secret via a meme post on its social media pages.

Do you enjoy space empire building games? If you do, you can grab one for free next week from Epic Games Store (EGS). For the next two weeks, the platform will be giving away Gods Will Fall, followed by Galactic Civilizations III.