Written By Md Waquar Haider
Published By: Md Waquar Haider | Published: Mar 11, 2023, 10:39 AM (IST)
Epic Games launches self-publishing tools for developers
Video game developer Epic Games has launched self-publishing tools on its ‘Epic Games Store’ for developers and publishers. These tools allow developers and publishers to efficiently release games, maintain their store presence directly, and reach a growing audience of more than 68 million monthly active users, the company said in a blogpost on Thursday. Also Read: Amazon Prime Gaming Brings 11 Free PC Games In September 2025: Full Lineup And How To Claim
Developers can use the ‘Epic Developer Portal’ to release their games using the new self-service publishing tools. The new tools are available to any developer or publisher with games meeting the store’s requirements. Also Read: Microsoft’s Xbox App for PC Now Lists Games from Other Stores for a Unified Library
“All games onboarded to the Epic Games Store publishing tools after March 9, 2023, are required to enable Epic Games Store achievements if the game has achievements on other PC stores,” it added. Also Read: New Fortnite Update Might Make it Tougher to Win in Battle Royale Matches
Meanwhile, last month, the company launched a new mobile application called “Postparty”, which allows users to capture clips of Fortnite gameplay on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC. With this app, users can watch and share the clips on social media, and can also save the clips in their mobile devices.
Epic Games recently launched a new mobile app called “Postparty”, which will allow users to capture clips of Fortnite gameplay on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC.
The application comes available for both iOS and Android users. Also Read – Fortnite on iOS, Google Play will not be available to players under 18
With this, users can then watch and share the clips to social media, and can also save the clips to their mobile devices.
Users will need to Sign up to Postparty app with their Epic Games account after downloading it.
–IANS