Fortnite and Unreal Engine maker Epic Games is suing a player, Isaac Strock, for allegedly stealing and selling “hundreds” of Fortnite accounts. Epic Games announced the lawsuit in an anti-cheat update on its website on Feb. 27, filed that day in an Illinois court.

Epic Games' war on cheaters rages on, and it seems Fortnite's developer/publisher is willing to wage it; after naming and shaming one cheater and giving the recovered funds to charity a fortnight ago,

Epic Games seems to progressively take action against people illegally making money through Fortnite. This time, they've sued a user for stealing and selling accounts. Epic's Recent Lawsuits The current Battle Pass might be called "Lawless" but some users seem to be taking this a bit too literally.