Fortnite returns on iOS in the U.S. after a 5-year ban. Learn how to download it, what devices are supported, and more here.

A new system of Epic rewards has been announced, a way to save V-Bucks on each purchase. How does it work in each game?

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After nearly five years of absence — almost as long as The Blip from Avengers: Endgame — Fortnite has returned to iOS devices in the United States. The

Fortnite is once again available on the iOS App Store in the US, according to Epic Games. You can get it from the App Store here. Epic says it has returned to the Epic Games Store and AltStore as well.

You’ll receive 20% back in Epic Rewards, which can be used on future purchases in Fortnite, Rocket League, Fall Guys, and the Epic Games Store. These rewards are applied automatically to your account and do not expire quickly, though they do expire eventually.

Epic Games just fired another shot in its long-running battle with Apple. The gaming giant announced a new rewards program offering players 20% back on purchases made through its direct payment system, effectively undercutting Apple’s App Store commission model.

Epic is offering 20% back in store credit on all Fortnite, Rocket League, and Fall Guys Purchases through EGS--permanently.

Now that Apple has to stop collecting fees on non-App Store purchases, Epic is pouncing with a new incentive. Starting today, you'll get 20 percent back in Epic Rewards when using the company's payment system for in-app purchases in Fortnite, Rocket League and Fall Guys.

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