Nine mods moved to the latest store release — and four dead download links replaced
Block Craft 3D, Sniper 3D, Sonic Dash, State.io and five more now sit on the current Play Store version, with sizes taken from the files themselves. Four listings whose download had quietly gone dead were rebuilt against live files.
Keeping a mod catalogue honest is mostly bookkeeping: check what the store says, check whether a rebuild actually exists, and change the listing only when both agree. Today that check moved nine games forward and found four downloads that had quietly died.
Moved to the current release
| Game | Was | Now | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Block Craft 3D | 4.11.0 | 4.12.0 | 188 MB |
| Bus Simulator Indonesia | 4.6 | 4.6.1 | 512.6 MB |
| Flight Pilot Simulator 3D | 2.12.69 | 2.12.73 | 178.3 MB |
| FPS Strike Ops | 2.0.10 | 2.0.11 | 163.8 MB |
| FRAG Pro Shooter | 5.6.1 | 5.7.0 | 200.3 MB |
| Sakura School Simulator | 1.048.19 | 1.048.23 | 310.6 MB |
| Sniper 3D | 7.14.1 | 7.15.0 | 236 MB |
| Sonic Dash | 10.6.0 | 10.7.0 | 260.3 MB |
| State.io | 4.5.0 | 4.5.1 | 144.3 MB |
Two rules were applied and they matter more than the table. First, no downgrades: three of the candidates were builds where our listing was already newer than the store, so they were left alone. Second, no blind bumps: a version only moves when a file at that exact version answers 200. Twelve candidates passed that gate; nine were genuine upgrades.
Four downloads that had gone dead
While checking all 131 published download links, four returned 404. Each was re-resolved from the current source page and replaced with a verified live build:
- Car Parking Multiplayer 4.9.12.3 → 4.9.12 (2.38 GB)
- Melon Sandbox 39.3 → 39.4 (334.7 MB)
- Minecraft 1.26.70.21 → 1.26.70.24 (1.00 GB)
- My Supermarket Simulator 3D 2.2.1 → 2.3.0 (318.5 MB)
A dead link is worse than an old version. An old build still installs; a 404 wastes the download, the user's time and whatever trust they had in the page.
What is still behind, and why
52 of the 98 games with a store reference have a different version on their page than the store shows. Only a fraction of those have a rebuild published anywhere we can verify. The big ones Brawl Stars, Clash of Clans, Candy Crush Saga, Soul Knight, Stumble Guys, Carrom Pool are all in that group: the newer mods exist on link hosts that cannot be verified from here, so the listings stay on the last build we know installs.
Two links remain broken and are documented rather than hidden: Stumble Guys points at a host that now 404s with no replacement available, and the Picsart APK is gone from its host. Both pages say so. A further 18 links sit behind Cloudflare and return 403 to any automated check — that is not proof they are dead, so they were left untouched.
How to tell whether a page is current
Every listing shows the mod version, the Google Play version and when it was last checked, side by side. If the two numbers differ, the listing is behind the store and the changelog says by how much.
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