Tale Stars is a Brawl Stars mod menu with aim assist, auto-dodge, auto-farm, and a skin changer that runs inside real matches on the official servers. Both Android and iOS are now on v11.2.
| Name | Tale Stars |
|---|---|
| Platform | Android / iOS |
| Genre | Action, Multiplayer, Battle Arena |
| Original game |   |
| Version | v11 (APK) / v11.2 (IPA) |
| Size | 1.7 GB |
| Last Updated | Sep 24, 2026 |
| Price | Free |
The Tale Stars mod menu is a toggleable feature panel layered on top of the real Brawl Stars client, not a separate private server. You still queue into ordinary matches against real opponents on the official Brawl Stars servers. Tale Stars’ tools just run alongside the match instead of replacing it.
It doesn’t unlock brawlers or currency account-wide the way a private server does. Instead, it gives you a menu of assist and automation tools you can turn on and off before or during a game.
The current release is v11.2 on both platforms. Android players don’t need a new APK: the installed v11 app pulls the updated script on its own. iOS players do have to install a fresh IPA, because Apple’s restrictions rule out that kind of in-place update. Installation guides for both platforms are on talemods.com, and support runs through the team’s own support bot.
The Aim Bot helps line up shots automatically. Tale Stars+ subscribers get a fully configurable version instead. They can tune it toward a more legit or more rage-like style, with per-gamemode priorities — for example, targeting the player carrying the most gems in Gem Grab, or the biggest Bounty lead. Auto Dodge reacts to incoming projectiles automatically, with a customizable blocklist for which attacks it reacts to.
Auto Farm runs matches on your behalf to grind trophies. It shows a live stats panel with win rate, damage, kills, wins, and losses while it works. Tale Stars+ adds an automatic brawler switch that swaps to a lower-trophy brawler once your active one crosses a customizable trophy limit.
The Skin Changer popup lets you browse and apply a different skin appearance on your own screen. It now includes a search box, so you don’t have to scroll through the full list. You can customize the in-match Quick Menu too. Keep it open by default, hide toggles you never use, and rearrange it to fit your own playstyle.
Alongside the free feature set, the developers sell an optional Tale Stars+ subscription through their own Telegram bot. It unlocks the fully configurable Aim Bot, Speed Exploit, custom in-game music/background, a Doug revive-timer indicator, and an auto Chain Mortis assist. That purchase happens entirely between the visitor and the Tale Stars team on their own channel. It isn’t something this site sells or processes.
Tale Stars differs from most mods on this site in one important way. It runs inside real matches on Supercell’s official servers, not a separate private server. Several of its tools — Aim Bot, Speed Exploit — are exactly the kind of competitive advantage official anti-cheat systems try to catch.
The developers’ own FAQ claims the mod includes “built-in protection” that keeps ban risk “very low.” It singles out clearly visible features like auto-aim as the ones most likely to get a player reported by opponents. That’s the developers’ own claim, not something we’ve tested or can verify — treat it as marketing, not a guarantee. If you use Tale Stars on your official account, treat that as a real risk to that account rather than a solved problem. A separate or secondary account is the safer way to try it.
Need more detail, including screenshots for each step? See the full Android install guide.
iOS is on v11.2, and unlike Android it needs a new IPA for each update. Install it the same way as any sideloaded Brawl Stars mod: download the IPA, sideload it with a tool like AltStore or Sideloadly from a computer, and trust the developer profile in Settings before opening it.
Sideloadly is one of several ways to get the IPA onto your iPhone — see the full Sideloadly install guide for the step-by-step.
