Cheat Engine

[h3x1c]

It's called Anathena (used to be called Anathema Engine, apparently) and it has an interesting take on how it goes about things. Give these videos a watch (they're all short) and see what you think.

Input Correlator:


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.NET Features:


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Approach to Scanning:


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[Zanzer]

Input Correlater seems nice. Makes it easier than setting hotkeys I suppose.
Not sure how well it would do with a large game where the scan might actually take some time.

Cheat Engine has the .NET and Java features.
Their interface seems a bit more user friendly.
Not as easy to find the instantiated objects through CE.

The Manual Scanning seems like it might have difficulties with large games too.
It has a background process which is constantly scanning memory for changing values.
Even when you're not looking for anything...

I've already lost one CPU due to CE! Nah, don't know how it burned out.

[h3x1c]

[atom0s]

The author of the tool posted on here a while back when he first wanted to start advertising the tool. I pointed out that his idea was flawed though given that he planned to charge money for it after the beta testing was over. No one is going to pay for something that they can get for free via tools like Cheat Engine and alike.

I also pointed out his flawed authentication system and how easy it was to bypass.

From the look of his site though, I don't see mentions of purchases anymore.