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A Ninth Circuit ruling this week sides in favor of Epic Games, allowing its Android app store to be placed within the Google ...

Today, a three-judge panel affirmed the lower court’s decision in Epic v. Google, according to a full opinion you can read ...

Free game Fridays are alive and well. According to IGN, both Epic Games Store and Amazon Prime Gaming are giving away ...

Currently, there’s no word on what games would populate an Epic Games Store on Android. That is, besides Fortnite, which has been distributed via the “Epic Games Launcher” since 2019.

When Epic Games opened support for third-party games in January, only 20 Android gaming apps were available in the store. Now, it is adding a second batch of Android games.

The Epic Games Store will launch on Android and iOS later this year. Apart from hosting all of Epic's own games, including Fortnite, it should list games from third-party game developers.

Epic says this marks its first wave of games being added to the Epic Games Store on mobile. So that means there will be more and players should expect the number of games available to grow over time.

Regardless, it looks like Apple and Epic's long duel shows no signs of subsiding – we don't have a timeline for the arrival of the new Epic Games Store on mobile, but some reports state that it ...

More info. The folks over at Epic Games announced today that they are bringing a “true multi-platform” version of the Epic Games Store to Android and iOS later this year.