Crying Suns Mod APK (Latest Version 3.0.3) [Unlimited Fuel] for Android

Publisher：Humble Games

App Name：Crying Suns

Editor's Review

Crying Suns takes the tactical tension of FTL and wraps it in a narrative that actually makes you care about what you're fighting for. I jumped into my first run expecting a straightforward rogue-lite, but the story pulled me in—each chapter revealing more about the fallen empire and my own role in its collapse.

What' s new ？

Gameplay

- Fixed displayed duration of the Engine Disruptor weapon effect when used with the Tactical Weapon officer ability
- Fixed Prag Mah beacons with the Pirate transponder

Interface, Graphics and Sounds

- Fixed a blocking bug that would occur when the player had no more fuel and too many officers at the same time
- Fixed ending bosses exhibiting regular human officiers

BugFix Minor

- Fixed a misplaced mask in the Intel Broker tutorial
- Other various bug fixes

MOD Info?

Unlimited Fuel
Unlock All Ships

Screenshots

Crying Suns Official Introduction

When FTL meets Foundation and Dune: Crying Suns is a tactical rogue-lite that puts you in the role of a space fleet commander as you explore a mysteriously fallen empire. In this story rich experience inspired by Dune and Foundation, each successful run will uncover the truth about the Empire... and yourself as well.

Main Features:

- Space exploration in a procedurally-generated universe

- Tactical fights between battleships and their squadron fleets

- More than 300 possible story events

- A deep and dramatic storyline structured in 6 chapters

- A dark and disturbing atmosphere inspired by our favorite S-F universes (Foundation, Dune, Battlestar Galactica)

First released on PC and Mac, the indie hit Crying Suns was carefully redesigned for mobile and tablets, including a revamped interface and intuitive touchscreen interactions.

Pay once to get the full Crying Suns experience! No ads, no F2P mechanics! All future updates included.

Supported languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese

Requirements: Devices with good gaming GPU are recommended to play Crying Suns (Adreno 530 or Mali T760 MP8 minimum)

If you encounter any problem, please contact us at [email protected] with as much information as possible on the issue.

A game by Alt Shift.

Published by Humble Games.

Crying Suns Tips

Let me cut straight to it—Crying Suns by Humble Games is the space tactical roguelite you didn’t know you needed on Android. It’s like FTL had a baby with Dune and Foundation, then raised it on 80s sci-fi anime. You’re a cloned admiral waking up to a fallen interstellar empire, commanding a battlecruiser through six brutal sectors of war, mystery, and existential dread. I’ve sunk 20+ hours into it—lost fleets, screamed at RNG, and cried at the ending—so here’s the unfiltered truth: what works, what doesn’t, and the 5 beginner hacks that’ll save you from quitting on sector 2.

First, the big picture—this ain’t your average mobile strategy game. It’s split into two core loops: exploration and combat. Exploration has you jumping between star systems, managing fuel, crew, and resources while dealing with randomized events that range from “save the refugees” to “fight space pirates” to “discover ancient alien tech”. Combat is where it shines—hex-grid battles with fighter/frigate/drone squadrons in a rock-paper-scissors system (fighters beat drones, drones beat frigates, frigates beat fighters). You target enemy subsystems (weapons, engines, shields) to disable them before they blow you to bits. It’s tense, tactical, and so satisfying when you pull off a perfect flanking maneuver.

Now the pros that make it a must-play:

Storytelling masterclass: 6 chapters of dark, dramatic sci-fi that’ll hook you from the first clone activation. The writing’s sharp, the voice acting’s top-notch, and the ending will leave you thinking for days.

Mobile port done right: Redesigned interface with intuitive touch controls, no F2P garbage, no ads—just pay once and own the whole thing. It runs smooth even on mid-range Androids.

Replayability through the roof: Multiple ship classes (Templar, Void, Juggernaut), 20+ unique officers with passive/active abilities, and randomized sector layouts mean no two runs feel the same.

Atmosphere to die for: 16-bit pixel art that looks like a Studio Ghibli space opera, a synthwave soundtrack that’ll make you feel like you’re piloting a ship through a neon nebula, and sound design that makes every explosion hit.

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