They are Not. As a lawyer I can tell: „pacta sunt servanda.“ and of they try to keep money out of normal „rules“, the train has left far off... as simple as that. You have certain rights, but also  secondary obligations, not to damage or even decept your contract partner. Epic Games will lose at the Court. (In Germany there are things like „Allg Geschäftsbedingungen“). I cannot speak that well English but whatever. This is my Point of View as a lawyer.,(reply>), Kaaa aaeni Btw: problematic is: if the court allows Epic this step, than everyone else will follow. So this is going to be one of the most important judgements ;-),(reply>), GoldenDarknessXx Xx Yeah that’s what I thought. Good to hear from a professional POV though, thank you!,(reply>), Kaaa aaeni Not really. I don’t see even any possible chance considering monopoly since EVERYONE (Steam, Sony, Apple, Android, etc.) is doing this. When you own a Buisiness like a restaurant: would you donate A champagne when someone is eating a happy meal? I guess not. That’s my POV. We will see. The US Court will be on Apples side I guess, since it is one of the most important economy factors like Tesla , Google or Microsoft. I mean: Epic has tried many dubious stuff. The didn’t release their game in the Official Android Store in the first place. And now this whole mess makes them untrustable as a company.,(reply>), Is there any possible chance for them to win? Because what they did was “oh, I agreed with your rules some years ago when we put our app in here but now I’m money hungry and don’t want to pay the 30% tax that iOS and Android have so I’ll break your store rules”? Why did they even think this would work?<br>Both Microsoft and Sony have also 30% tax on console and they don’t mind them