Epic Games is targeting this week for Fortnite's grand return to the iOS platform in the US, but Apple seemingly still won't budge.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney says Fortnite will return to the App Store in the United States later in the week, and he's reportedly spoken to Apple about it.

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To reintroduce Fortnite to the App Store, Epic is now using its EU developer account after Apple terminated its original U.S. account. But for reasons still unclear, the submission process has yet to ...

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The massively popular game is expected to make a comeback on iOS devices, following a court ruling against Apple.

Epic Games is still working through a developer account snag. 'We’re working as hard as possible,' says Epic CEO Tim Sweeney.