Jet Attack Move on this Aviator dispatch
APP STORE · Free
Jet Attack Move
Attack Move Pty Ltd · bundle com.attackmove.jetattackmove · id 1672519234
- 4.84 average out of 5 from 3,271 ratings. The compact line rounds that average to 4.8.
- Age rating: 12+. Infrequent/Mild Realistic Violence; Infrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes; Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy Violence.
- Size 747.8 MB (784,141,312 bytes) · iOS 13.0+ · version v1.509 (19 September 2026).
- Genres on the lookup: Games, Entertainment, Casual, Action.
- Language code on the lookup: English. Feature flags: gameCenter, iosUniversal.
- Seller on the card: Attack Move Pty Ltd. Artist name printed beside it: Attack Move.
No public install counter on the card. We did not invent one. The lookup does not print an in-app purchase line. We did not add one.
Checked 23 September 2026
What the card says it is
The listing I read on 23 September 2026 is titled Jet Attack Move. The seller is Attack Move Pty Ltd. The artist line beside that seller is simply Attack Move. The bundle is com.attackmove.jetattackmove and the id is 1672519234. Price on the card: Free.
The description calls it arcade air combat: fly a jet, destroy enemies, fast battles. It names 50+ jets and 10+ modes, and it lists those modes as dog fighting, close air support, ship attacks, and bomber escorts. It also says there are 100+ player-created missions, with more being added. The jets named in that paragraph are the F-22, F-14, Su-57, F-16, MiG-29, F-111, Seahawk, and B-1B. Those are the description's nouns. I have not confirmed each airframe inside a build.
The loop the description names
Read straight, the loop is: pick a jet, enter one of the named modes, and fight. The player-created missions are part of the same paragraph, so the card is advertising a catalog that other players add to, not a single scripted campaign. Feature flags on the lookup are gameCenter and iosUniversal. Game Center is Apple's label, printed here because the lookup includes it. I am not describing a leaderboard I opened.
Who this card is aimed at
The description is written for someone who wants many jets and several mission types in one listing. The age line is 12+, with three descriptors: infrequent or mild realistic violence, infrequent or mild mature or suggestive themes, and infrequent or mild cartoon or fantasy violence. That mix is wider than the other two cards on this dispatch. Someone shopping only on the age line should read those descriptors, not just the 12+.
Limits printed on the card
The lookup average is 4.84 across 3,271 ratings. Version v1.509 is dated 19 September 2026. The release notes for that version are short: fix the options menu, reduce the build size. The byte count is still 784,141,312 bytes, which converts to 747.8 MB when divided by 1,048,576. Minimum OS on the card is iOS 13.0+. Language code: English.
No public install counter on the card. We did not invent one. The lookup does not print an in-app purchase line. We did not add one.
What it is not
It is not a session report. I did not fly the jets, count the modes, or open a player mission. It is not a claim that the named airframes are licensed simulators. It is not a download hosted by Unozomer. The binary stays on the App Store.