BloodStrike has one build here: ATTIC, an Android menu with aim settings, ESP, recoil control and a match info panel. It works on Android 7-13 without root, and the shortest key lasts 3 days.
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ATTIC is marked as working on the current BloodStrike client. Look at this line again after any NetEase update before you renew.
That score comes from the catalog and reflects how the build has held up so far. Treat it as an estimate, not a promise about your account.
Supported range: Android 7-13, and root is not required. The Steam PC version and iOS are not supported.
Three days is enough to learn the menu in your usual matches. Longer keys run for 7 or 30 days.
There is a single cheat for BloodStrike in the catalog, so nothing to compare side by side. This page covers what it does and what it leaves out.
Neither exists for BloodStrike in the catalog. ATTIC is a software menu that lives on the phone itself.
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Attic | $1.99 | Working | Excellent |
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BloodStrike moves fast for a mobile battle royale. Fights start the moment squads touch the ground, and on a phone screen the player who spots a helmet behind a crate first usually wins the trade. Touch controls make long sprays hard to hold, and Strikers with loud abilities, like the new VOX and his Sonic Grenades, can flip a fight you thought was safe. A cheat menu narrows that gap: it shows who is close, keeps the barrel steady and fires when your crosshair sits on a target. Most of that value lands in the opening minutes, when one early knock decides whether your squad loots in peace or heads back to the lobby.
BR Season 18 started on July 15, 2026 and put the HK416, Bizon, Thompson and S868 into rotation. On August 11 NetEase added a temporary third-person BR mode for ranked and custom games, and VOX joined the roster on September 1. Every client update can shift the things a cheat relies on, so a build that ran yesterday may need its own fix before it works again. ATTIC is currently marked as working. If a patch lands in the middle of your term, check the status line on this page before you queue. A short key bought right after a big update keeps the cost of waiting small.
Hot drop. You land on the same rooftop as another squad, and nobody has armor yet. Player Outline shows who is on the floor below, so you take the stairwell they are not watching and get the first shots in while they are still looting.
First knock. Your burst drops an enemy, and his teammate rushes to revive him behind a car. With Skip Knocked on, Aim Shoot ignores the downed player and goes straight for the one doing the reviving, which ends the fight in seconds.
Bot filler. Early lobbies often mix in bots that eat your ammo. Skip Bot keeps the aim on real players, and Esp Count tells you how many enemies are actually nearby, so you stop clearing empty buildings and move on.
First rotation. The circle starts closing and your squad has open ground to cross. Player Outline with a sensible Max Esp Dist shows who is waiting on the far side, so you pick a path before committing instead of meeting a squad halfway across.
Start with your phone: ATTIC runs on Android 7-13 and does not need root. The Steam PC version is not supported, and neither are iPhones, so a key bought for those will sit unused. For a first try, the 3-day key is enough to learn the menu, tune FOV and Aim Speed and see how it behaves in your usual matches. Once you know it fits, a 7-day or 30-day key saves you from renewing every few sessions. Before paying, glance at the status line; after a fresh patch it is worth waiting until the build is confirmed working again.
BloodStrike sits close to other mobile battle royales, but its pace is quicker and its Strikers bring abilities that change a fight more than a loadout would. That shifts what you need from a cheat. Clean aim helps, yet knowing where enemies are and how many are left matters just as much, because one ability can turn a tidy duel into chaos. ATTIC covers both sides: aim settings for the gunfight and ESP with counters for the information game. There is also a PC version on Steam, which this build does not support. Everything on this page applies to the Android client only.
Aim Shoot fires on its own once your crosshair rests on an enemy, which takes the hardest part of mobile shooting off your thumbs. FOV and FOV size set how wide the catch area is, Target Bone picks where shots land, and Aim Speed controls how quickly the view moves. Visible Check stops it from locking onto players behind walls, while Skip Knocked and Skip Bot keep it on targets that still matter.
Player Outline draws enemies through walls, so a squad hiding behind a container stops being a surprise. On top of that you can add Skeleton, Box, Lines or Point markers, along with Name, Health and Distance labels. Turning everything on clutters a small screen fast, so many players keep the outline plus distance and drop the rest. Max Esp Dist trims far-off targets that would only add noise.
Spraying on a touchscreen is where plenty of mobile fights go wrong. No Recoil keeps the barrel from climbing, and No Spread tightens where bullets land, so a Thompson or Bizon burst at close range stays on the target. It pays off most early in a match, when you grab whatever gun is lying on the floor and have no time to learn how it kicks.
Esp Count shows how many enemies are near you right now, and that one number changes how you play a building. At zero you loot fast and move on. If it climbs, you hold an angle and wait. The Game Info panel keeps match details on screen, and Speed Hack helps cross open ground, though using it in plain view is an easy way to collect reports.
ATTIC is a menu for Android that runs with the BloodStrike mobile client on your phone. It is not a PC overlay, and it does not work with the Steam version of the game. BloodStrike has no DMA option in the catalog and no spoofer either. All you need is a phone on Android 7-13; root access is not part of the setup.
Any third-party menu in BloodStrike carries a real chance of a ban, whatever its status says. ATTIC is currently marked as working and holds an excellent reliability rating in the catalog, which is an estimate built on its track record. After each NetEase patch, wait for the status to confirm before you play again. Keeping your first key to 3 days limits what you lose if something changes.
Player Outline through walls makes port fights simple. Esp Count showing nearby enemies is surprisingly useful in late circles.
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Contact supportJust one: ATTIC by Attic, an Android menu. It includes Aim Shoot with FOV, Target Bone and Aim Speed, No Recoil and No Spread, Player Outline ESP with Skeleton and Box markers, Esp Count, Game Info and Speed Hack.
Yes, the risk never drops to zero. The excellent rating reflects how the build has held up so far, not a guarantee. Keep obvious tricks like Speed Hack to a minimum and start on a short key.
Hold off on playing for a moment. Updates can break any cheat until its developer ships a fix, so check the status on this page and queue again once ATTIC shows as working.
Nothing in the ATTIC feature list mentions hiding the menu from recordings. Assume it will be captured, and keep screen recording off while the menu is open.
Root is not needed, so the slowest step of most Android setups simply isn't there. No exact time is listed; you install the build on a phone running Android 7-13 and activate your key.
The feature list doesn't break support down by mode, so there is no confirmed list to point to. That includes the temporary third-person BR added on August 11. A 3-day key is the cheap way to test your favorite mode.
