Days After APK + MOD vv13.2.2 (Mod Menu, Free Crafting, God Mode, Max Item Durability)

Days After Mod is a survival simulation game set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies. The player must scavenge resources, craft tools and weapons, build shelters, and manage hunger and health while navigating dangerous environments. The core loop involves exploration, inventory management, and direct combat with various types of undead. The target audience is players seeking a resource-driven, open-world survival experience with persistent threats.

What This Mod Unlocks

• A floating mod menu is injected into the game interface.
• Free Crafting is enabled, removing all resource requirements for any blueprint.
• God Mode is activated, making the player character immune to all damage from zombies and environmental hazards.
• Max Durability is applied to all crafted items, preventing them from breaking or degrading with use.

The mod menu is the primary activation point. It appears as a semi-transparent button on the screen shortly after the Days After Mod main game loads. Tapping this button opens a panel with toggle switches for the listed features. The most critical feature, God Mode, must be manually enabled via its switch in this menu; it is not active by default.

The mod requires Android 6.0 or higher. The installation file is approximately 460 MB, with additional data downloads likely upon first launch. Root access is not required.

1. Download the Days After Mod mod APK file.
2. Enable installation from unknown sources in your Android device settings.
3. Open the downloaded file and proceed with the installation.
4. Launch the game and locate the mod menu button on the screen.

Known edge cases include the mod menu potentially disappearing during specific cutscenes or loading screens, requiring a game restart to restore it. While God Mode prevents health loss, story-based death events in certain missions may still trigger. Using Free Crafting extensively can bypass progression gates and may cause minor UI glitches in the crafting menu. The mod features are designed for the single-player campaign; any attempt to use them in potential online or co-op modes, if they exist, carries a high risk of detection and account suspension.