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2019 was … certainly a year.

Fortnite: Save the World has an update just in time for the holidays -- and no, it's not to say that it's going free-to-play.

The Epic Games store offers an 88/12 revenue split for developers -- 88% for the developer and 12% for Epic -- on its platform.

It's really starting to feel as though even those of us who aren't Fortnite players may want to have an account just to attend the "real world" events taking place in the game.

The world still needs saving, and Epic Games now has a new way for you to do it.

Some time ago, Epic Games announced a new project titled Battle Breakers.

How much can a few minutes of internet fame cost?...

Astute Fortnite fans may be aware that recently a popular Fortnite YouTuber, Faze Jarvis, was banned from the game by Epic for using cheat software -- specifically an aimbot.

Fortnite is bringing in less money than it ever did before, but it's still more than most other free-to-play (and non-free-to-play) games out there. That's the news from SuperData, whose latest blog post led with "Players a...

A Fortnite Battle Royale streamer with over two million subscribers on YouTube has been banned from the game for cheating.

The biggest free-to-play game in the world is waiting until nearly the last minute to unleash its Halloween event.

What's scarier than Epic Games handing out spooky games for free?...

In September, Fortnite: Battle Royale suffered its worst month in nearly two years.

Okay, I know most of you had enough sense to know the game was coming back.

As you're no doubt aware by now, Fortnite is down.

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“Life comes at you fast” has rarely seemed like a more appropriate cliche.

Epic Games has been making a few changes to Fortnite and, as we all know, not everyone enjoys change -- especially if they feel it could have a negative impact on their gameplay.

By now, you probably know how Steam operates: It takes a 30% cut of the sales of games it sells.

Tencent already has a piece of game developers Riot, Grinding Gear, and Epic, and probably also your local coffee shop, and now it's got a chunk of another.

If there are two things any online multiplayer PvP game never gets right, they're balance and matchmaking.

Epic Games dropped a new Fortnite update adding an all-new crossover event for battle royale players.

In the end, all the charts in the world couldn't counter player frustration.

Fortnite's latest update is going to let you take out the trash with, well...

It hasn't been a month since mechs were added to Fortnite Battle Royale, and -- as we should all probably expect -- some people aren't all that happy about it.

Fortnite's latest store offerings recently drew the ire of players who discovered they were paying 1000 V-Bucks for a reskin of a pet they'd received in the Season 6 battle pass.

As a general rule, when a 16-year-old wins $3 Million in a Fortnite tournament, you'd think there'd be celebrating for days.

In January, Epic Games altered how its loot boxes, a.k.a.

Fortnite's latest update has been released and it adds a good selection of new content to the game's various versions.

Fornite's Season X - Out of Time released today and things are a bit wibbly-wobbly in Battle Royale.