Content warning

Unofficial download pages may offer modified, incomplete, or malicious files. Do not install an IPA or configuration profile from a site that is not Apple or the game’s verified publisher.

The answer before the background

Our recommendation

You cannot currently download an official iPhone or iPad version from the App Store. The game’s official store page lists Windows 10 as its operating system, while the developer previously said that a phone port was very unlikely. If you want to play it safely, use the official PC release through Steam rather than downloading an unofficial iOS package.

There is no official App Store route

As checked on October 30, 2026, no verified App Store listing for the game was identified for iPhone or iPad. That means there is no official iOS download button, supported mobile version, or confirmed Apple purchase route to recommend.

The official release information points to PC instead. Its Steam page names caiys as the developer, caiysware as the publisher, and lists Microsoft Windows 10 under the minimum system requirements. The page also presents Steam features such as achievements, cloud saves, leaderboards, and Remote Play Together, rather than iOS compatibility.

This distinction matters because an App Store search can show similarly named games or unrelated minion-themed apps. Check the developer and publisher before installing anything. A listing that does not identify caiys or caiysware should not be treated as an official port.

  • Officially verified platform: Windows PC through Steam.
  • Officially verified Apple platform: none found for iPhone or iPad.
  • Verified iOS version number: none available.
  • Verified App Store price or in-app purchase details: none available.
PlatformOfficial availabilityWhat to do
iPhoneNo verified native release foundDo not install unofficial IPA files.
iPadNo verified native release foundDo not assume the PC version is compatible.
Windows PCOfficial Steam releaseUse the Steam store page for the supported release.
Steam Deck or other handheld PCNot an iOS releaseCompatibility may depend on the device and software setup; verify separately before buying.
Why this answer is cautious

A missing App Store result alone is not enough to prove permanent cancellation. The safer conclusion is that no official iOS release is currently verified. The developer’s own March 2023 comment supports that conclusion, but it is not a promise about every future platform plan.

What the creator has said about phones

In a Steam discussion dated March 27, 2023, the developer was asked about an Android or APK version. The response said the creator did not know the first thing about phone development and therefore imagined a port was very unlikely. That comment was about phones generally, not specifically Apple’s App Store, so it should be treated as supporting evidence rather than a formal iOS cancellation announcement.

No later official App Store announcement, iPhone compatibility note, or iPad support statement was found in the current source check. Until the developer or publisher publishes one, claims about a mobile edition remain unverified.

The game itself is designed as a PC release: the Steam page describes its controls, platform requirements, and online Steam features without mentioning touchscreen controls, iCloud saves, iOS support, or Apple device requirements.

  • The developer has not provided a confirmed iOS release date in the checked sources.
  • There is no verified iPhone or iPad version number to compare with the PC build.
  • There is no evidence that an App Store purchase would unlock the Steam version.
Verified fact versus inference

Verified fact: the official store page lists Windows 10, and the developer called a phone port very unlikely in March 2023. Inference: the lack of an official iOS listing and mobile support details means an App Store release is not currently available.

What to do if you want to play on Apple hardware

If you only have an iPhone or iPad, there is no official native installation path to follow at present. Do not use a random download site offering an IPA, an enterprise certificate, a configuration profile, or a “jailbreak-free” installation. These pages cannot establish that the file came from the developer and may expose your device or account to unnecessary risk.

If you own a Windows PC, the supported route is to buy and install the game through its official Steam page. That is the clearest way to receive the legitimate build and any updates distributed by the publisher.

If your goal is to view or control the PC game from an Apple device, that would be a separate remote-access arrangement rather than an iOS port. It would require a compatible computer, a remote-play or streaming service, and a stable connection. The game would still be running on the PC, so this should not be described as downloading the game to an iPhone or iPad.

For a future release, verify three things before installing: an App Store listing naming the correct developer, a supported-device section that explicitly includes iPhone or iPad, and a matching announcement from the developer or publisher.

  • Use the official App Store only if a genuine listing appears later.
  • Check the seller name, developer name, version history, and support notes.
  • Treat third-party IPA and emulator instructions as unofficial and unsupported.
  • Do not pay a site that claims to unlock an iOS build that Apple’s store does not list.
Recommendation

For a dependable purchase today, use the official Windows release. For Apple devices, wait for a confirmed App Store announcement instead of attempting a sideloaded copy.

How to verify a future iOS release

If a mobile version is announced later, open the App Store directly on the device and search by the full game name. Do not rely on a web page that redirects through several download buttons. The legitimate listing should identify the developer or publisher consistently and provide Apple’s normal compatibility and privacy information.

The listing should also state whether it supports iPhone, iPad, or both. An iPad-only app is not automatically a full iPhone release, and an iPhone app that runs on iPad may not provide a tablet-optimized interface. Check the compatibility panel rather than assuming support from the title alone.

Finally, compare the app’s version history and release notes with an announcement from the developer. If the only evidence is a community post, a video description, or a third-party download page, the mobile version is not yet verified.

  • Confirm the developer and publisher names.
  • Read the compatibility section for iPhone and iPad separately.
  • Check the version history and recent update date.
  • Look for a matching announcement from an official developer channel.

Common questions

Is there an official iPhone version?

No verified native iPhone version was found as of October 30, 2026. The official release information lists Windows 10 rather than iOS.

Can I download it from the Apple App Store?

There is no confirmed official App Store route at present. Avoid third-party pages offering an IPA or a profile-based installation.

Does it work on iPad?

No official iPad compatibility is currently verified. The supported store information identifies the PC version and does not list iPad, iPadOS, touchscreen controls, or Apple hardware requirements.

Did the developer announce a mobile port?

In a Steam discussion on March 27, 2023, the developer said a phone port was very unlikely. That is the latest developer statement located in this check, not a permanent guarantee that mobile support can never happen.

What is the official way to play it now?

Use the Windows PC release through Steam. If you later see an App Store listing, verify its developer, compatibility details, version history, and matching official announcement before installing it.

What we checked

Official listings establish current availability and product facts. Community pages are used for mechanics and build history, then labeled separately.