Can you imagine being able to play unreleased versions of Angry Birds or Infinity Blade: Dungeons? Or will you discover iOS apps and games that have never seen the light of day? Thanks to the massive leak from TestFlight, known as ‘Teraleak’, it is now possible to discover something. repository of forgotten titles This could redefine our mobile experience.

A TestFlight leak reveals unreleased gems of the iOS gaming world

The leak, which includes terabytes of data, includes: Prototype and beta versions of iOS apps and games released between 2012 and 2015It a look at the prototype and beta versions of the apps ahead of Apple’s acquisition of TestFlight.

This statement recorded by Eurogamer, Shared anonymously and published on X (formerly Twitter) uncovers a hidden treasure in the world of mobile gaming.

FULL TEST FLIGHT CDN ARCHIVES:
1. https://t.co/FPsmOLh42U
2. https://t.co/RMgd4hqCNe
3. https://t.co/KU0xdRoOh9

You can find beta/prototypes of almost every iOS app from around 2012-2015 in this archive, but YOU MUST SEARCH. pic.twitter.com/Vt7akxE9QB

— TestFlight Leak Information (@teraleak) December 18, 2023

Even though Rovio has withdrawn its classic game, this More than 76,000 files leaked You will see a new side of the Angry Birds legacy.

They also include: never before seen versions a prototype of the canceled game Infinity Blade: Dungeons, a prototype of Sonic Dash, SimCity, Minecraft, and discontinued versions of apps like Burger King or Duolingo. You can see a more complete and detailed list in the Şurupyy search engine.

This news not only gives an idea of ​​what could happen, but also cultural and technological impact There were these games back then.

Moreover, this is a great opportunity game protection expertswill be able to preserve some of these older games that can no longer be downloaded from the App Store.