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Nice job

Emptied my inbox. You should be able to DM me. As for Ghidra's link: https://ghidra-sre.org/

Make sure to send a link to the problematic topic(s) As for a quick solve, IPA files are ZIP files. So Filza will popup with a menu saying extract and you might be confusing the two. If not, then yeah try exploring the ZIP archive and seeing there's a README somewhere as the installation instructions might differ from a regular sideload

I think you can pause the game from iDA. What I did with GamePlayer was search values and it'd freeze the game, maybe iGameGod has the same behaviour

That's normal. The subs are probable real functions to which you don't have the name, so it's called subroutine_address. If you double click on them in the pseudocode view you should be able to decompile them as well

On what device is LLDB running? And make sure that the forwarded ports are the same on your host, as sometimes it might go to 2222 for example. It should be visible in 3uTools.

You can use Ghidra. It's a open source and fully functional alternative to IDA Pro that's very well maintained and created by the NSA. There's also other ways to get your hands on IDA pro that most people on this forum do...

Since you're working from a host PC you can do whatever you want. See if you can connect something like ADB or a native emulator debugger to read memory. If not, you can try and capture the traffic being sent from and to the application and with a bit of reversing you can find out how the data is used and possibly decrypted so it's all done without knowledge from the app and on the host (so no need to read memory from the game possibly creating slowdowns).

That seems like a bug with iGameGod! @Rook this one is for you

Yupp exactly that. You need to install it.

That's correct. What are the options on the next panel though? If there's something mentioning PATH be sure to toggle it.

Ah see in the 'Output window' it can't find python64.dll You can try troubleshooting with this: https://hex-rays.com/blog/ida-and-common-python-issues/ Make sure that you have Python 2 for x86_64 and it is added to your PATH (configurable at installation)