Platforms like Huawei and Xiaomi normally charge a 50% revenue share on any game sales on their platforms. Some apps (such as Pascal's Wager) have opted to launch on TapTap instead (a newer platform that charges no fees).
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It's not just Epic rallying against Apple/Google; China is going through a similar situation at the moment with two big upcoming apps removing themselves from some of the biggest Android app stores over disagreements of revenue share.https://www.scmp.com/tech/apps-social/article/3103066/blockbuster-chinese-games-said-boycott-huawei-and-xiaomi-app …
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Some games are also reported to be skipping the platforms altogether and just launching via their own APKs.
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