A brand-new mobile app from the Epic Games Store is now accessible for iOS and Android users to download. The digital game marketplace is accessible as a standalone launcher and website for both MacOS and Windows PCs. Following some protracted legal disputes, the Epic Games Store mobile app is now playable on mobile devices and includes a selection of games.

The legal disputes between Apple and Google that Epic Games has been involved in date back to 2020. The Epic titles Store app can now be launched and its titles can be purchased by iOS users in the European Union, even if Epic lost a lot of money in legal fees as a result. You can download this app right now and play a variety of games that were created especially for mobile devices.

With the release of the Epic Games Store app, players can now play first-party games including Rocket League Sideswipe, Fortnite, and Fall Guys. The fourth season of Chapter 5 of Fortnite, which includes Dr. Doom from Marvel Comics against other superheroes including Shuri, War Machine, and Gwenpool, was just released. Because of the Digital Markets Act, the Epic Games Store is accessible on mobile devices in EU member states; nevertheless, Epic maintains that Apple continues to prevent other iOS users from outside of Europe from accessing Fortnite and the Epic Games Store on iOS.

Epic Games claims that the slow installation procedure for the Epic Games Store app for iOS and Android is a result of "intentionally poor-quality install experiences," which are designed to deter users from downloading the apps. In an effort to control the anticompetitive terms set by both Apple and Google, Epic Games is carrying on with its legal battle with both. To get its games onto the mobile platform, Epic Games is also collaborating with other independent application stores in the interim.