Key points
- Forza Horizon 6 leads the wave at seven wires — Eldorado accounts, IGGM Credits and accounts, PlayerAuctions Credits, accounts and boosting, and U7BUY modded accounts — for Playground Games’ open-world racer set in Japan, launched May 19, 2026.
- Rainbow Six Mobile verifies at five Platinum top-up wires — SEAGM, U7BUY, Joytify, PlayerAuctions and Eneba’s first-party top-up — for Ubisoft’s tactical shooter, a different game from the covered Rainbow Six Siege.
- Mistfall Hunter’s currency routes carry the wave’s sharpest login flags: IGGM’s Gyldenblod sells by Auction House trade or a Comfort Trade route that asks for your Steam credentials, and PlayerAuctions boosting is piloted — each flag is printed where the wire sits.
- Asphalt Legends Unite ships as a no-market page: its only candidate wire, PlayerAuctions accounts, reads “No Offers” on a live fetch, so the page wires nothing and says exactly that. Modern Warships is the clean contrast — three top-up wires, every one ID-only.
The sweep
Our twelfth directory sweep adds twenty games, every vendor checked live before wiring, and the checks cut as much as they added: 42 verified wires across nineteen of the twenty, and the twentieth — Asphalt Legends Unite — ships deliberately with none. Four of the twenty are Roblox games, a large bloc is by-ID mobile top-ups that never trade player to player, and the rest split between in-game trading, whole-account shelves and piloted boosting.
What follows is one short paragraph per game, then the login wires, the name collisions and the warnings — each flagged where it sits rather than softened.
The twenty
Forza Horizon 6, Playground Games’ open-world racer set in Japan, leads the wave at seven wires: Eldorado accounts, IGGM Credits by Auction House trade or its flagged LOGIN Comfort Trade route, IGGM accounts, PlayerAuctions Credits by in-game trade, PlayerAuctions accounts, PlayerAuctions boosting — piloted, flagged below — and U7BUY modded accounts, labelled modded on the page.
Mistfall Hunter, Bellring Games’ PvPvE extraction action RPG, pairs IGGM Gyldenblod — Auction House trade or the flagged LOGIN Comfort Trade route — with PlayerAuctions currency and items combined in one wire, PlayerAuctions accounts and PlayerAuctions boosting, piloted and flagged below.
Modern Warships, Artstorm’s naval PvP game, is the cleanest add in the wave: SEAGM, JollyMax and Joytify top-ups for Gold and Dollars — JollyMax also covering Battle Pass and Premium Account — every route ID-only, with no login anywhere.
Volleyball Legends, the Roblox sports game formerly Haikyuu Legends, pairs Eldorado items — spins, style slots and bundles, by in-game trade or gift — and Eldorado accounts with PlayerAuctions accounts.
MONGIL: STAR DIVE, Netmarble’s monster-taming gacha, pairs PlayerAuctions accounts and piloted PlayerAuctions boosting with two Primordial Star top-ups: SEAGM via KALEOZ and LDShop, both ID-only.
All Star Tower Defense X, the Roblox anime tower defense, pairs Eldorado items — units, trait burners and bundles, by in-game trade — with PlayerAuctions items including Gems, delivered by gift through a Roblox username, no login.
Rainbow Six Mobile, Ubisoft’s tactical shooter, verifies at five Platinum top-up wires: SEAGM, U7BUY by Profile ID, Joytify, PlayerAuctions by UID with no login required, and Eneba’s first-party top-up direct to the buyer’s account.
Tiles Survive!, FunPlus’ zombie strategy game, pairs SEAGM Waypoints by UID and Character Name — the clean route — with LootBar Waypoints packs, a LOGIN top-up flagged below and on its page.
Dislyte, Lilith and Farlight’s gacha RPG, ships on PlayerAuctions accounts alone — its only verified wire.
Grand Piece Online, the Roblox One Piece-inspired RPG, is items-only: PlayerAuctions items — Devil Fruits, accessories and weapons — by face-to-face in-game trade, no login. Its accounts shelf is empty, covered below.
Puzzles & Survival, 37Games’ match-3 strategy hybrid, ships on PlayerAuctions accounts alone; SEAGM sells only a voucher for it, and a voucher is not a wire.
Toilet Tower Defense, the Roblox tower defense, pairs PlayerAuctions items and Gems combined in one wire — face-to-face in-game trade, no login — with a thin PlayerAuctions accounts shelf, stated as thin on the page.
Hero Wars, Nexters’ idle hero-collector, ships on PlayerAuctions accounts alone — real endgame accounts, and the only verified wire for the game.
Asphalt Legends Unite, Gameloft’s racer — the Asphalt 9 rebrand — ships as a no-market page: no wires at all, because its only candidate shelf is empty live. It has its own mention in the warnings below.
Onmyoji Arena, NetEase’s MOBA, ships on SEAGM Jade by User ID and Character Name alone — ID-only, with SEAGM’s Android-only caveat printed on the page.
King’s Choice, ONEMT’s royal-court life-sim, pairs SEAGM Diamonds by UID with a Joytify Diamonds top-up.
X-Clash, the zombie strategy game, ships on SEAGM Red Diamonds by Character ID and Player Name alone — and it is not Hero Clash, covered below.
Infinite Lagrange, NetEase’s space strategy game, ships on SEAGM Chu-Coins by User ID and Character Name alone.
Heartopia, XD’s cozy life-sim, ships on SEAGM Heart Diamonds by User Account ID and Server alone — the ID route; the wider market’s login routes for this game are not wired.
Ludo King, Gametion’s digital board game, closes the wave on SEAGM alone, as one combined top-up wire covering its Coins, Gems and Combos lines — and it is not the covered Ludo Club.
The login wires
Six wires or routes in this wave involve a login, and each is flagged where it sits rather than softened. Two are Comfort Trade currency routes, where the seller can deliver in game or by logging in as you: IGGM’s Forza Horizon 6 Credits — the page steers buyers to the Auction House route — and IGGM’s Mistfall Hunter Gyldenblod, whose Comfort Trade route asks for your Steam account, password and character name and instructs turning OFF Steam Guard; that instruction is itself the warning, and it is printed on the page. At least one PlayerAuctions Mistfall currency seller likewise demands the buyer’s Steam login instead of an Auction House buyout, and the page steers to the Auction House offers.
Three are piloted boosting, where a booster plays on your account: PlayerAuctions boosting for Forza Horizon 6, Mistfall Hunter and MONGIL: STAR DIVE. The sixth is a login top-up: LootBar’s Tiles Survive! Waypoints, whose own guide has the buyer pick the login route and enter their game account details. Every account wire in the wave is a whole-account sale — you receive the seller’s account, not a service on yours — and says so. Every other wire is User ID, UID, Character ID, Invite Code, in-game gifting or in-game trade delivery — no password involved.
Names that collide
Several pages in this wave exist partly to stop a mix-up.
Rainbow Six Mobile is not Rainbow Six Siege — a different game with its own page, and only Mobile Platinum top-ups are wired here.
Ludo King is not Ludo Club — Gametion’s board game and the covered Ludo Club are distinct games, and a top-up bought for one does not land in the other.
X-Clash is not Hero Clash — similarly named Red Diamonds products exist for Hero Clash on other stores, and none of them is cross-wired here.
Onmyoji Arena is NetEase’s MOBA, distinct from the mainline Onmyoji RPG, which is not part of this wave. Volleyball Legends is the current name of the game formerly called Haikyuu Legends — one game, renamed, not two. And Asphalt Legends Unite is the 2024 rebrand of Asphalt 9: Legends, with accounts carrying across the rebrand — its empty accounts shelf is filed under the old name, which is exactly why the check had to be run under both.
Warnings in the open
Several pages carry honesty notes we would rather print than soften.
Asphalt Legends Unite is a no-market page: its only candidate wire, PlayerAuctions accounts, renders “No Offers” on a live fetch, and no other standing vendor surfaced a shelf — so the page wires nothing and explains what a real market would have to look like, the same treatment AdventureQuest 3D received last wave. Grand Piece Online carries the mirror-image correction: its PlayerAuctions accounts shelf is likewise empty live, so no account wire was written on older crawls — the game is items-only.
The same rule cut shelves across the wave. Dislyte’s igitems category is live but its listings could not be verified, so it is not wired. Tiles Survive!’s LDShop leg is not counted — the checks disagreed on its stock, and its routes are login-delivered. Heartopia’s wider market largely delivers by login, and only SEAGM’s ID route is wired. And a string of pages ship deliberately thin on verified evidence — Dislyte, Puzzles & Survival, Hero Wars, Onmyoji Arena, X-Clash, Infinite Lagrange, Heartopia and Ludo King each verified at a single wire, and Grand Piece Online at a single items wire; legs that could not be verified were not wired on promises.
The pattern across the wave
This wave splits three ways. The Roblox bloc — Volleyball Legends, All Star Tower Defense X, Grand Piece Online and Toilet Tower Defense — trades in game or by username: items, units and Gems change hands by gifting or face-to-face trade, with accounts as the flagged exception. The top-up bloc — Modern Warships, Rainbow Six Mobile, Tiles Survive!, MONGIL: STAR DIVE’s top-ups, Onmyoji Arena, King’s Choice, X-Clash, Infinite Lagrange, Heartopia and Ludo King — sells by-ID top-ups credited to your own account, Tiles Survive!’s LootBar login route the flagged exception, and nothing is traded player to player. And the account bloc — Dislyte, Puzzles & Survival, Hero Wars and the account shelves inside Forza Horizon 6, Mistfall Hunter, Volleyball Legends, MONGIL: STAR DIVE and Toilet Tower Defense — is whole-account sales, credential transfers by nature. Forza Horizon 6 and Mistfall Hunter sit across all three patterns at once, which is why their pages carry the most flags. Each game’s buying guide walks its own version of that map before you spend anything.
What it means for buyers
Read the buying guide before the listings on any of these twenty — it walks what is actually sold and how it is delivered, and it is where the Comfort Trade login routes, the Mistfall Hunter Steam Guard warning, the Tiles Survive! login top-up, the modded Forza Horizon 6 accounts and the Onmyoji Arena Android-only caveat are spelled out in full. On the single-wire pages — Dislyte, Grand Piece Online, Puzzles & Survival, Hero Wars, Onmyoji Arena, X-Clash, Infinite Lagrange, Heartopia and Ludo King among them — the guide is also where the one verified wire is kept honest about being the only one.
Asphalt Legends Unite is the exception that proves the rule: there is no verified market to buy from there yet, and its no-market page itself is the honest answer.
Sources
- Eneba: Rainbow Six Mobile Platinum top-upOct 20, 2026
- PlayerAuctions: Grand Piece Online accounts (live fetch, no offers)Oct 20, 2026
- PlayerAuctions: Asphalt Legends Unite accounts (live fetch, no offers)Oct 20, 2026
- igitems: Dislyte accounts categoryOct 20, 2026
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