Earlier today, Apple made some changes to the review process regarding the App Store. While the company made a handful of changes, the one standout focuses on game streaming services. However, at least one company is not thrilled with the new outlook.
According to Tim Sweeney, the CEO of Epic Games, Apple has lost sight of what's really important in the tech industry.
It's been quiet on the Epic Games/Fortnite front for a bit now, so we're overdue for something new.
Apple Arcade has a wide range of games available in its expanding library, and now it has a rand new action adventure title.
On August 17, Apple threatened to revoke Epic Games' developer accounts and App Store account. And, sure enough, it has happened.
If you are a Fortnite player on iOS and/or Mac, then you will not be happy with the latest confirmation from Epic Games.
Right now, Epic Games is waging a war against Apple and its App Store fees. As a result of those decisions, the popular battle royale game Fortnite is not available on iOS devices. But Apple's ready to welcome the game back.
Epic Games is waging battle against Apple and the App Store right now, but it turns out it tried to get preferential treatment first.
Epic Games (and a lot of other companies) isn't all that happy with Apple, and it's going out of its way to make sure the world knows it.
If you are a fan of the world built by author George R. R. Martin in Game of Thrones, then maybe a new idle narrative game might be right up your alley.
Back in February of this year, Adult Swim Games officially unveiled a new adventure title based on the popular animated show Samurai Jack. And now we know when we can play it via Apple Arcade.
If you're a subscriber to Apple Arcade, there's a new game to check out on the subscription service: The Lullaby of Life.