How Fortnite will return to Apple devices

At the moment, Epic Games’ Fortnite game is not available on the App Store, as the US company Apple has removed it from the App Store.

So this game cannot be played on Apple devices until the trial between Apple and Epic Games reaches a result. But an alternative has emerged to be able to play Fortnite on those devices.

Some time ago, Apple in the US removed the game from the App Store on the grounds that the game violated the App Store terms and conditions.

Both companies (Apple and Epic Games) are now involved in legal proceedings and we’re not sure what the outcome will be. Until the result is displayed, Fortnite cannot be played on iOS devices.

Or will it be playable? It appears that players will eventually be able to play Fortnite on iOS devices in the near future. According to a BBC report, it appears that Fortnite will reach the NVIDIA GeForce Now streaming service, which means that players with iOS devices will be able to play Fortnite, albeit in a different environment.

However, it should be noted that you will most likely have to play on iOS devices via Apple’s Safari browser. Although Apple in the United States has relaxed the rules regarding game streaming services, the company has created another condition, which is that each game of these services be available individually in the App Store.

As streaming service catalogs may change due to licensing and also given the huge number of games, additional work will be required.

So streaming in the Safari browser via iOS devices would be the most appropriate, at least for now. It’s unclear when Fortnite will be able to be played via GeForce Now, but some say this may be possible over the holidays.