Fortnite is returning to iOS but will not be available through the App Store for the foreseeable future.Everyone knows about the protracted legal battle that Epic Games had with Apple and even Google playing a part in it. This made playing the battle royale game on mobile a near impossibility.The developers have some good news and bad news for iOS users. The plan is to keep the mobile version of the battle royale up and running until it is playable again, but that may not happen.Epic Games will keep Fortnite iOS servers running, but an update may prevent thatGOLDEN@imgoldenytEpic will keep the Fortnite iOS servers running “as long as they are physically able,” however a future iOS update could break the game at some point. (via @TimSweeneyEpic)4:41 AM · Jan 28, 202293148Epic will keep the Fortnite iOS servers running “as long as they are physically able,” however a future iOS update could break the game at some point. (via @TimSweeneyEpic) https://t.co/rXkPbFXrWETim Sweeney, the CEO of Epic Games, has confirmed that they will keep the Fortnite servers up and running on iOS as long as possible, even though it has been well over a year since the game was taken off the App Store.Unfortunately, the legal battle between Epic Games and Apple is at a standstill, with appeals being filed and no end in sight. That means the game could stop working through its connection to those servers.GOLDEN@imgoldenytFortnite iOS GeForce first in game look. PC graphics with mobile buttons looks so good! 12:07 PM · Jan 19, 202296736Fortnite iOS GeForce first in game look. PC graphics with mobile buttons looks so good! 🔥🔥 https://t.co/PedA73j6VSA future iOS update could affect Epic Games' coding to keep their battle royale going. Since they don't have access to update the game alongside iOS, a new update would shut the game down on the iOS side of things.Other good news aside from Epic is keeping the servers up for as long as possible. Players on iOS devices can get the game through the new Nvidia GeForce Now streaming service.Instead of the game being downloaded directly to the iOS device via the App Store, it will be run through the device's web browser with Nvidia GeForce Now. It is currently in a beta period.GOLDEN@imgoldenytI got invited! I’ll be dropping a video testing the software out ASAP :)12:06 PM · Jan 19, 202249415I got invited! I’ll be dropping a video testing the software out ASAP :) https://t.co/Lapzot6UdAYou can sign up to be on the waitlist for a chance to access the beta. And depending on your internet connection, there could be little-to-no input lag after you drop into the island.It seems this might be the only way to play the current version of Fortnite on iOS, as the mobile game through the App Store will more than likely forever be stuck on Chapter 2 Season 3 with no updates until legal proceedings have officially ended.