4.0 CheatDroid is rebuilt from scratch, and a 2.x license carries over. What changed
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CheatDroid 4.1 is out

4.1 is the release that came out of writing the game guides. Every time a game hid its coins somewhere CheatDroid couldn’t follow, I built what was missing and tried it on that game. GameGuardian’s users will recognise a few things.

Memory

  • More types. Byte and Short next to Int, Long, Float and Double, and text: UTF-16 for Unity games, UTF-8 for the rest. A hex pattern finds bytes, with ?? for any byte.
  • Range and group. 10~20 finds everything in between, for a number the game rounds to 1.2K. 100;3;250 finds numbers kept within 512 bytes of each other, like a level, its stars and its coins.
  • Encrypted values. A switch searches numbers kept as a key next to the value XORed with it, which is what Anti-Cheat Toolkit’s ObscuredInt does. Set and Freeze keep the key and move the toolkit’s plain decoy copy along with the value.
  • Memory view. Any match opens the memory around it, one value a row, live. The rest of a struct is usually a few rows away.
  • Scripts. Lua with GameGuardian’s gg functions: search, refine, getResults, editAll, setValues, the saved list, regions and the dialogs. Their menus open from the floating button over the game. No speedhack, no network and no files from a script, and the Lua is 5.2, so // and the bitwise operators don’t parse.
  • Time jump. Moves the phone’s clock forward for an idle game’s timers and offline earnings, restarts the game with it, and puts the clock back when you’re done.

Save files

  • JSON as fields, wherever a value is edited: prefs, DataStore, SQLite cells, text files, and in the hex editor for JSON files that are compressed or UTF-16. Saving changes only the field you edited, and the raw editors are still a tab away.
  • JSON inside JSON. A value that is base64, zlib or gzip of more JSON opens as its own level and is wrapped again on save. When the game keeps a SHA-256, SHA-1 or MD5 of the value next to it, that follows the edit.
  • Unity PlayerPrefs decoded, names and values, and Anti-Cheat Toolkit’s ObscuredPrefs opened with its default key and sealed again on save.
  • Easy Save 3 files show one field per value, and file names that are base64 show what they say.
  • What changed. When the game rewrites a prefs file while it’s open, the entries it changed turn green with their old value underneath. That’s usually the coin counter.
  • Search inside files in the file browser, and find in the text editor.

Pro

Same rule as before: looking is free, changing a running game is Pro. Searching memory and running a script that only reads are free. Setting, freezing, a script that writes, and time jump are part of Pro, $14.87 once.

Updating

4.0 shows the update in its menu within a day, or download 4.1 and install it over the old one. Pro and your settings stay.