Second Fortnite Submission to the App Store Still Stuck in Limbo

Second Fortnite submission to the App Store still stuck in limbo

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney says Apple is keeping Fortnite’s return to the App Store in limbo, having “neither accepted nor rejected” the latest submission for review. The ongoing silence now threatens to delay Fortnite’s next major update, planned for this Friday. more…

Epic Games has resubmitted Fortnite to the app store, but Apple is not responding. Is there a reason for this?

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Epic Resubmits Fortnite to U.S. App Store After Not Hearing From Apple for 120+ Hours

On Friday, Epic Games submitted Fortnite to the U.S. App Store, and since then, we've been waiting to see if Apple would approve the game and...

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Tim Sweeney Blasts Apple Over Fortnite Fakes in the App Store

Apple believes that developers “owe” them for their apps being on the App Store. This is why the company has taken a massive cut from app sales or in-app purchases made through the App Store. But is Apple’s App Store all it’s cracked up to be? This is not the case, according to Tim Sweeney, who recently called Apple about the Fortnite fakes listed in the App Store. Fake Fortnite games on the App Store In a series of posts on X, Sweeney poked fun…