Fortnite Linux plans through the Epic Games Launcher depend on anti-cheat upgrades and distro support; Steam Deck compatibility is not confirmed.

The new Epic Games Launcher, built with AI, is out with Linux support, two days after Epic told its Disney game team to go AI first.

Even if you don't care about Fortnite, the news should be celebrated by anyone who wants PC gaming to expand beyond Windows.

Epic wants to work with developers and maintainers to find the best solution to making anti-cheat work seamlessly on Linux.

Epic Games Linux support expands with Easy Anti-Cheat Version 2. This new preview launcher requires secure boot and tests ...

Epic Games released a newly built launcher created with vibe coding and boasted that it was "faster than Steam." However, ...

Epic Games releases its rebuilt launcher preview with native Linux support, faster library tools and plans for Fortnite once Easy Anti-Cheat is upgraded.

Epic Games’ redesigned launcher enters preview on Windows, Mac and Linux. Explore speed claims, compatibility limits and what to check before installing.

Epic Games Store's rebuilt client adds Linux support, a new library and Steam shortcuts, while Epic reports major startup ...

Epic's new launcher Preview reportedly starts in 5.47s vs Steam's 10.07s and runs natively on Linux and Apple Silicon Macs.

Epic has launched a new version of its launcher for the Epic Games Store, natively compatible with three Linux distros: ...