Sniper 3D, Jurassic World Alive & Trophy Hunter Mods
This week is about the hunt: a contract killer’s scope, a dinosaur you track through your own neighbourhood, and a rifle duel against another player over the same animal. All three games are free to start and all three slow you down the same way: an upgrade you can’t afford yet, a battery that runs dry, a shot that misses by a hair. These builds take that part out. No subscriptions, no waiting. Download any of them as an IPA and install on your iPhone in one tap, no PC and no developer account of your own.
Sniper 3D
Brazil’s Wildlife Studios released Sniper 3D in November 2014, and by its tenth anniversary the studio was counting more than a billion downloads worldwide. The formula hasn’t changed much: you’re a hired gun, each mission is one target in one city, and the job is to read the distance and the wind before you squeeze the trigger. The missions run offline, there’s a real-time PvP mode against other players, and the armoury has grown past 180 rifles and guns. Where the free game holds you back is the upgrade economy. Harder contracts want better weapons, better weapons want coins, and missions burn energy that refills on a timer.
What’s unlocked: infinite coins for weapon upgrades and faster delivery, infinite energy, infinite ammo with no reload, no spread and one-hit kills. The build ships with iGameGod, the cheat engine from iOSGods, enabled.
Jurassic World Alive
Ludia put Jurassic World Alive out in May 2018, a few weeks before Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom reached cinemas, and it plays like the film’s world spilled onto your street map. Dinosaurs spawn around your real location; you launch a drone, chase them and fire DNA darts. The cleaner your shots, the more DNA you collect, and that DNA levels up your roster and fuses into hybrids in the Lab, which you then take into real-time PvP arena battles. The drone runs on a battery, and in the stock game that battery, along with supplies, comes from Supply Drops placed at real-world spots.
What’s unlocked: perfect aim on every dart, instant kills in battles, infinite drone battery, a Dummy Dinosaur option, faster supply runs and VIP enabled. This one comes from iOSGods, and our listing notes you need an iOSGods account to use it.
Trophy Hunter
Trophy Hunter is the newest of the three: Ten Square Games, the Polish studio behind Hunting Clash, launched it globally on 3 July 2025 as its third hunting game and the first one designed as a game of skill. Every match is a 1v1 duel over three rounds. You and a real opponent shoot at the same animals, from deer to hippos, across locations like Yukon, Montana, Botswana and Egypt, and the more precise shot takes the round. There are night hunts with poor visibility, a daily Golden Shot challenge, clubs with co-op boss hunts, and a Hunter’s Lodge where your trophies go on display.
What’s unlocked: one feature, Animal Vitals ESP, switched on permanently, so the on-screen overlay is there for every round of every duel.
How to install
All three install from builds.io like a normal App Store download: tap GET, install, take aim. No PC, and no developer account of your own to keep alive. When you add a new device, Apple runs a one-time “processing” step: most devices are ready within a day, and some take up to three days while Apple works through them. It happens once, and every install after that is instant.
Last week was about driving rather than hunting: FR Legends, Offroad Outlaws and Truck Simulator EVO. For more games without the grind, see the best iPhone games with no limits.