Online games

This section gathers the games you can only play with a connection: a server holds your account, holds your balance, and knows what you're doing in a match.

Where a mod works in an online game

What can be changed is the part that runs on your phone. Speeding up a match, keeping your hero's HP from dropping, skipping the beginner tutorial, collecting a reward without sitting through a 30-second ad: all of these are decisions the game client makes. Each game's page lists exactly which of them its mod does.

What's out of reach are the numbers the server keeps for itself. A shop pack can sometimes be claimed because the game asks the client "has this pack been bought?" and the client answers. Whatever the server works out on its own, a mod can't touch.

The risk of a ban is real

Online games record how you play. An account that plays with machine-like regularity, never takes a break and deals damage above the ceiling is something anti-cheat can spot without knowing what you're using. If a game's MOD menu has an anti-report switch, that's why it's there. If your account has money in it, try the mod first on a cloned copy of the game with a fresh account.