Epic Games, the creator of the popular first-person shooter game Fortnite, makes a cheater issue a public apology.

The agency also said it is reopening the process for Fortnite players, or their parents or guardians, to submit a claim stemming from the FTC's 2023 settlement with Epic Games, the game's developer.

Epic Games will be receiving $175,000 from a gamer who was caught cheating in Fortnite, with the case possibly having wide implications on gaming industry.

Such is the case of Sebastian Araujo, who won more than $6,800 in Fortnite tournaments after evading a ban, and now owes Epic $175,000 as a result.

The refunds are part of a $520 million settlement that Epic agreed to pay back in 2022 — to address complaints revolving around children’s privacy and payment methods on its popular Fortnite ...

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Fortnite publisher Epic Games scores another victory in court as a cheater is ordered to pay a hefty fine.

Epic Games has confirmed it is suing a Fortnite player for cheating in a tournament.

Epic is celebrating a legal win over an alleged Fortnite cheater who now owes the company $175,000 after ignoring a lawsuit filed late last year. That money is going straight to charity, but it ...

Fortnite is gearing up its latest collaboration map with Squid Game as the Federal Trade Commission announces more refunds. Here's what to know ...

Fortnite players could be eligible for refunds as part of a 2023 Epic Games settlement with the FTC. Here's what to know.