Card Blast

Developed by Amuzo Games, Card Blast was a Netflix game, now removed from Netflix in Jun 2026. Client-complete, but served assets or config must be stubbed or rehosted. A working offline build or asset bundle is published.

Unity IL2CPP on the oldest gen-0 com.netflix.android.api SDK (Unity bridge); a client-side single-player card puzzle (TriPeaks/solitaire scored by making poker hands to clear each level's objectives) that ships a bundled static config. The Netflix gen-0 gate is cleared by netflix-offline-patcher (synthetic signed-in profile). Three native libil2cpp.so patches on top: (1) RemoteConfigFacade is forced to read _useStaticConfig=true so it parses the bundled _staticConfigJson instead of hanging forever on the dead DeltaDNA /engage fetch. (2) The save slot loads through SaveDataBackend_NetflixCloudSave, whose remote read never returns offline and blocks the whole game (the main-menu start button gates on SaveSlotFacade.HasCurrentSlotLoaded); the backend has a built-in local device-storage cache the Netflix build left disabled (doLocalCaching=false), so it is re-enabled and RemoteLoad is short-circuited to complete from that local store, letting the slot load offline and the menu become playable. (3) That backend wipes its local cache on every launch - CheckCurrentUserId treats the stable offline identity as a new user because _currUserId resets each boot - which erased the save; the ClearCache write is no-oped so progress persists. arm64-only (the armv7 lib set is stripped). All gameplay is client-side; there were no online modes.

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