Latest News About Epic Games Store

Here are the latest Epic Games Store updates I can share based on public reporting up to now.

• Epic Games Store 2024 year-in-review and 2025 roadmap

  • Epic highlighted growth in developer-friendly revenue sharing options, including 100% of net revenue for the first six months via programs like Epic First Run and Now on Epic, and extended Now on Epic to January 31, 2026, with mobile titles added to the program. They also discussed new PC/Mac download manager and mobile app updates, plus plans for gifting and broader mobile integration in 2025. This information was published by Epic on their official Store News page in early 2025 and summarizes initiatives from 2024 and projections for 2025 [Epic Games Store 2024 Year in Review; Epic Games Store News page].

• Mobile expansion and platform features

  • Epic has been expanding its mobile store presence and related features, including improvements to the Epic Games Store mobile app, app library and Discover experiences, and support for Android app bundles (AAB) as part of their ongoing mobile roadmap. These updates were noted in Epic’s 2024-2025 communications and align with their stated push to cross-platform accessibility [Epic Games Store 2024 Year in Review].

• Gifting and community features

  • In 2025, Epic announced plans to add gifting as a purchasable option, signaling a focus on social commerce within the store. This was referenced in their 2024-2025 roadmap discussions [Epic Games Store 2024 Year in Review].

• Antitrust and regulatory context (contextual background)

  • Epic’s broader business moves, including rising regulatory engagement and discussions around app store competition, have been covered extensively in tech and business press. This context helps explain shifts such as mobile store expansion and alternative storefront efforts, which are part of the company’s strategy to diversify distribution channels [General tech/business coverage; not business-specific Epic press release].

If you’d like, I can search for the very latest articles from specific outlets (e.g., The Verge, Bloomberg, IGN) or pull direct statements from Epic’s news pages for precise quotes and dates. I can also summarize how these updates could affect game developers and consumers in Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil, including potential regional availability or pricing considerations. Would you like me to focus on a particular aspect (new features, free games program, regional availability) or provide a quick snapshot of what’s expected in the next 3–6 months?