Cheat Engine
Memory editing and debugging tool for games and applications
Cheat Engine is a memory scanner and debugger for Windows, Mac and Linux. It attaches to a running process so users can scan and modify memory values, disassemble code, and build custom tables with scripts, addressing the need to inspect and alter a program's memory at runtime.
Its features include a debugger, speedhack, structure dissect, and a Lua scripting engine for automation and extensions. It also offers Auto Assembler commands, memory scanning, .NET and Mono support, and plugins.
It is intended for private and educational purposes, with users required to be 18 or older. The software is available for Windows, Mac and Linux, with Patreon members receiving early access to new releases before the public version.
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