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Spill: PUBG at the top of the App Store.
The Apple App Store has PUBG at the top now that Mobile version 1.0 will be released on September 8.
Updated, 23:56:
Epic has now been removed from Apple’s developer platform as the company was going to happen previously; Epic games have also been removed.
The company says it is disappointed to have to fire them and that they hope to reach an agreement later, “but that is unfortunately not possible today.”
Tim Sweeney believes that Apple is not truthful:
Publicity stunt the same day Epic was banned
At the same time, this is the day that the new Fortnite season has started, and Epic has been banned from Apple’s developer platform (although it should be possible to play with the old version).
This may be a coincidence, or just because the big 1.0 update is on the way, but you also think on those roads that it’s not entirely a coincidence, and a little sting for Epic (who knew they broke the rules, that they were going to be scrapped and they had the marketing strategy ready).
The fact that the judge in the temporary sentence of the case is that Unreal Engine, which uses PUBG, cannot be blocked from the App Store, but at the same time that Apple cannot be forced to accept Fortnite.
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