One of the most developer-friendly game storefronts for Windows PC, iOS, and Android — as well as the biggest competitor to Valve's dominant platform Steam — is about to get even better this summer.
That app is the Epic Games Store, a launcher and distribution service launched by Unreal Engine and Fortnite creator Epic Games back in late 2018 on PC and eventually came to mobile devices last year. On Thursday morning, the company announced that two major new features are coming to the platform in June. The first is a change to its revenue share policy that will see game developers pay 0% of the first $1 million it makes each year on games it launches on a per-app basis.
