Songs of Conquest, Bleach: Brave Souls & TerraGenesis
Five games arrived in the catalogue this week, and they could hardly be further apart: a turn-based fantasy war, an anime brawler, a planet you build from rock, an online shooter and a rhythm game with five bands. What they share is the part you’d normally pay or grind for — in these builds it’s already open. Download any of them as an IPA and install on your iPhone in one tap, no PC and no developer account of your own.
Songs of Conquest
Lavapotion’s turn-based strategy started on PC as a love letter to the 90s classics of the genre — build an army, manage a realm, outthink the enemy on a tactical battlefield — and Coffee Stain Publishing brought it to iOS and Android on 13 March 2025 as a full port. It launched as a premium game at $11.99; the map editor and online multiplayer stayed on PC, but single-player and local multiplayer made the trip intact.
What’s unlocked: the full game purchased, with damage and defence multipliers and free purchases on top.
Bleach: Brave Souls
KLab launched this 3D hack-and-slash in Japan on 23 July 2015 and worldwide in January 2016, and it is still running a decade later — past 100 million installs, and on consoles as well as phones. You build teams from the Bleach roster, follow the story arcs, and fight through them with tap-and-swipe combat and each character’s signature attacks.
What’s unlocked: God Mode and enemies that don’t attack, one-hit kills with high damage, and no cooldown on skills or character swaps.
TerraGenesis
Alexander Winn built TerraGenesis alone at Edgeworks Entertainment and launched it in 2016; Tilting Point has published it since 2017. The pitch is unusual for an idle game: real science and real NASA data. You take an actual planet, moon or a past version of Earth — 45 of them, from Mars to the TRAPPIST-1 system — and turn it, slowly, into somewhere life can hold on.
What’s unlocked: unlimited currencies and every bundle, so the slow part is the terraforming rather than the waiting.
Modern Strike Online
Azur Interactive Games’ online shooter has been on mobile since 2016 and passed 100 million downloads: PvP matches across five modes and an armoury of more than 50 weapons, from pistols to sniper rifles.
What’s unlocked: a radar for tracking enemies, a higher fire rate with unlimited ammo, no spread, night vision, instant kills and God Mode. Flashbangs stop working on you, movement is faster and medkits have no cooldown.
BanG Dream! Our Notes
The newest game on this list by a long way: Bushimo released it worldwide on 24 September 2026. It’s a rhythm game with a visual-novel story built around five girls’ bands and 25 characters — MyGO!!!!, Ave Mujica and Mugendai MewType from the BanG Dream! project, plus two new bands, millsage and Ikka Dumb Rock! — playing both original songs and tracks from the anime.
What’s unlocked: hit options that turn every note into a Perfect (or a Great, Good or Bad, if you’d rather), a score multiplier and God Mode.
How to install
All five install from builds.io the way a normal App Store download does — tap GET, install, play. No PC, and no developer account of your own to keep alive. The first time you add a device, Apple runs a one-time “processing” step: most devices are ready within a day, some take up to three while Apple works through the queue. It happens once, and every install after it is instant.
Last week’s new arrivals were racers and a space opera — Asphalt 8, CarX Drift Racing 3 and Galaxy on Fire 2. For everything else on the shelf, see the hacked games list for iPhone.