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Epic Games has released a reskin of the Whiteout outfit in Fortnite; it's called Burnoff, and it's free for a limited time - ...

How can you get Burnoff? It’s a brand-new free skin that’s been added with the launch of Fortnite mobile on more platforms.

Check out our guide here and learn how to get the free Burnoff skin in Fortnite by simply playing the game on iOS and Android mobile devices.

The offer applies across popular titles like Fortnite, Rocket League, and Fall Guys, and spans multiple platforms including PC, iOS, Android, and the web.The timing of this update is significant ...

Apple has just seeded the release candidate version of iOS 18.5, rolling it out to members of the public and developer previews. This means the final iOS 18.5 update is on the way, and could ...

Alternatively, Epic Games could introduce the Epic Games Store app, which is already in use in the European Union, as a way to download Fortnite on iOS devices. As details emerge, Epic is expected ...

With Apple currently reeling from a number of setbacks in court in relation to its alleged walled garden on iOS, Epic Games is making its play to finally get Fortnite back onto Apple’s iOS App ...

Epic Games Since Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney's April 30 announcement that Fortnite would return to iOS in the "next week ... and users can download it to their devices. App Store application ...

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Epic Games; Apple via Website Mobile gamers are eagerly anticipating Fortnite Mobile's return, but they can't hop in the Battle Bus just yet: the title has not appeared in the iOS App Store as of ...

And many, many apps are doing it. You said Fortnite is going to come back to iOS. You guys were kicked off the platform in 2020 for violating Apple's rules. There's nothing in the judge's ruling ...