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Rip Packs & Pull Real Cards
Senior reviews editor
Crown Rips is a card-opening app built around digital packs. You open a pack, see the cards it pulls, and then choose what happens to each one. The developer says the pulls are meant to be real cards with value, not the low-tier base cards that many digital packs hand out.
It suits people who collect trading cards and enjoy the rip-and-keep side of the hobby. Google Play rates the app Mature 17+. Every pull can be kept, shipped or sold, so the app works as both a collection tool and a way to turn pulls into cash.
The build we hold is Crown Rips 1.1.7 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Pulls go into a private digital vault inside the app. Cards stay there until you decide what to do with them, so you do not have to ship or sell anything right away.
The vault also works as an inventory. You can manage what you hold and see each card's value tracked in real time, according to the listing.
If you want a card as a physical object, you request delivery with a single tap and the developer ships it to you. The listing says the cards are authenticated before they are sent.
The listing describes this for adding cards to a real-world binder or display case, which makes the app a bridge between digital pulls and physical cards.
Sell-back lets you sell a pulled card to the developer instantly, at what the listing calls 100% fair market value. The listing says there are no buyers to wait for and no listing fees.
Selling is one option among three, so you can sell a card now, ship it later, or keep it in the vault.