The founder of the company confirms an Android application, while the iOS version is not yet confirmed.
The Fortnite Creators Store debuted in late 2018, but its expansion has only just begun. Epic Games Store is planned for mobile devices, as Tim Sweeney, CEO of the company, said in a statement to GameSpot. "We would like to launch the store on iOS in the future," he begins, just after confirming that its publication on Android is guaranteed.
According to Sweeney, it's a good move to help the industry continue to take steps forward, as well as "a new path in which Epic as a video game developer has gathered her audience around Fortnite." The manager says they have learned to distribute their products on both PC and Android.
A new ecosystem
As Americans continue to work on Unreal Engine 5 and other online services, Sweeney says they will try to "serve the industry" and provide "a really interesting alternative to the ecosystem." Since the Epic Games Store started, the company has worked to offer more advantageous conditions to developers, something that has earned them some temporary exclusivity agreements. In addition, they will reinforce their facet as publishers, since they have signed an agreement with Remedy Entertainment, Gen Design and Playdead in order to publish their next games.
Another attraction of the digital store is that they have developed a policy of free titles, which in recent weeks has made a lot of noise on the Internet. This is because Grand Theft Auto V, the Rockstar Games bestseller, was offered to everyone with a free store account. The next to arrive have not been minor products either. Not surprisingly, the names are Civilization VI and Borderlands: A Very Beautiful Collection, also from 2K Games. Until Thursday 4, it is still possible to get hold of this latest compilation.
Source | Gamespot
