05-08-2020, 11:11 AM
Hey there!
I'm surprised no one answered your question so far.
Now, since the game is for Android, you don't actually need to use any emulator for dumping the assets from it.
The game comes packaged in an APK file (Android Application Package) - which you can even extract using e.g. 7zip.
Simply extracting the APK file is the easiest task, what comes after might prove more challenging, depending on how the game is made.
In the best case scenario the assets itself are around in there as easily useable file formats (like PNG or MP3, etc.).
But that is probably not the case in most scenarios.
Anyways, I've done you a favor and took a small look at the game myself. Turns out it is made using Unity3D, so it's not hard to extract the assets.
What I did notice though is that the game makes use of an external Asset Package, probably gets downloaded after you initially installed the game from the Play Store or similar. There's an "AssetStorage.txt" file with a cryptic string inside, so somewhere hidden inside the Unity game code must be the URL to the server where the Asset Package is stored on.
Couldn't really do anything else since the Play Store says that the game is not compatible with any devices I own (moto g7 plus with Android 10) and installing the APK downloaded from somewhere else did install but crashed upon starting.
But yea, I hope this does help you out a bit. I don't have a link or anything to the Unity Asset Extractor, but that shouldn't be hard to find with a bit of help from Google.
I'm surprised no one answered your question so far.
Now, since the game is for Android, you don't actually need to use any emulator for dumping the assets from it.
The game comes packaged in an APK file (Android Application Package) - which you can even extract using e.g. 7zip.
Simply extracting the APK file is the easiest task, what comes after might prove more challenging, depending on how the game is made.
In the best case scenario the assets itself are around in there as easily useable file formats (like PNG or MP3, etc.).
But that is probably not the case in most scenarios.
Anyways, I've done you a favor and took a small look at the game myself. Turns out it is made using Unity3D, so it's not hard to extract the assets.
What I did notice though is that the game makes use of an external Asset Package, probably gets downloaded after you initially installed the game from the Play Store or similar. There's an "AssetStorage.txt" file with a cryptic string inside, so somewhere hidden inside the Unity game code must be the URL to the server where the Asset Package is stored on.
Couldn't really do anything else since the Play Store says that the game is not compatible with any devices I own (moto g7 plus with Android 10) and installing the APK downloaded from somewhere else did install but crashed upon starting.
But yea, I hope this does help you out a bit. I don't have a link or anything to the Unity Asset Extractor, but that shouldn't be hard to find with a bit of help from Google.