Epic enables Fortnite creators to sell in-game items and pay for visibility; creators keep 74% of sales until 2027, competing with Roblox.

Fortnite is giving creators Roblox-style V-Buck shops with bigger payouts, reshaping how players spend across custom islands.

Epic Games wants to cash in on user-created content with a new store that allows players to sell their own custom durable and consumable items on Fortnite. This mimics Roblox’s (RBLX) business model, ...

Online gaming platform Roblox is launching a TikTok-like short-form video feed for sharing gameplay moments, the company unveiled on Friday at the Roblox Developers Conference. The company also ...

One reason that Fortnite is sharing the wealth with community developers is that its biggest competitor, Roblox, has been growing with multiple hit games on its platforms. This month, Roblox boasted ...

Alongside the new ability to create in-game items, Epic says Fortnite developers will be able to pay to be featured in a new "Sponsored row" inside Fortnite 's Discover feed. And to better engage new ...

Roblox has slowly (but steadily) cemented itself as one of gaming's giants, even beating Steam for concurrent users back in ...

The FAQ states that Epic keeping 50% of the sales from creator in-game item sales and from bids for the Sponsored Row is to help cover server-hosting costs, safety and moderation costs, and other ...