Stort set alle store platformindehavere (bortset fra Epic Games Store) tager omtrent 30% af hver enkelt transaktion foretaget i spil på selvsamme platform, noget som Epic Games har sat sig for at kæmpe imod ved at argumentere for at disse monopoler er unfair. Tidligere har de faktisk tabt (i brede træk) til Apple i retten, men nu har de faktisk vundet imod deres andet mål; Google.
Det fremgår hos The Verge at en jury har afgjort at Googles monopol på Android er unfair, og dette kunne enten ende med at åbne mere op for disse platforme, eller eliminere den takst indehavere som Google, Apple, Sony og Nintendo kører med i platformenes butikker. Det skal dog siges at Google anker denne beslutning, så rejsen er endnu ikke slut.
"Today's verdict is a win for all app developers and consumers around the world. It proves that Google's app store practices are illegal and they abuse their monopoly to extract exorbitant fees, stifle competition and reduce innovation," siger Epic Games i en meddelelse.
The Verge har også et interview med Tim Sweeney, der siger at de ligeledes vil genoptage sagen mod Apple baseret på sejren nu:
"I think the Apple case would be no less interesting if we could see all of their internal thoughts and deliberations, but Apple was not putting it in writing, whereas Google was. You know, I think Apple is... it's a little bit unfortunate that in a lot of ways Apple's restrictions on competition are absolute. Thou shalt not have a competing store on iOS and thou shalt not use a competing payment method. And I think Apple should be receiving at least as harsh antitrust scrutiny as Google."