Epic Games plans to massively increase its mobile offerings by the end of the year, with more third-party titles and free games.
Epic Games is all-in on ensuring its new mobile games store gets even more titles by the end of 2024 — it’s aiming for up to 50 third-party titles to entice players, and instituting a low fee for developers.
Recommended Videos “In the holiday season, we’ll open up with our first third-party applications,” Allison said. “We probably expect somewhere between 10 and 50 of them to be ready.” The company still has to implement a payment solution for developers, so it might take longer. As for third-party games, Allison announced Ark: Ultimate Mobile Edition would be one of the first added to the store, and that it is set to arrive later this year. It’ll be taking a reduced 3.5% royalty for games developed in Unreal Engine that launch on Epic Games Store.
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