Intro to Game Hacking

Videogames provide a great medium for programmers to improve their skills through designing and implementing many complex systems that must be performant and act cohesively.
In turn, videogames also serve as a great medium for fledgling reverse engineers to learn the ropes and gain practical experience picking apart those complex systems and exploiting them.

Navigate this guide by clicking the links in the table of contents below or by visiting each folder in this git repository.
Example projects may be included in each section, but they are also linked to in the All Example Projects folder for convenience.

Topics to cover (loosely ordered)

(Work-In-Progress) Example Projects / Labs

Viewing data structures in memory and in a disassembler
Basic manual mapper
Aimbot + ESP quick rundown for assault cube
1. internal and maybe external?
Aimbot + ESP quick rundown for an old quake engine game
Aimbot + ESP quick rundown for a ue4 game
1. GObjects + GNames = GG
Aimbot + ESP quick rundown for a unity game
1. mono backend vs il2cpp backend
Aimbot + ESP quick rundown for a cryengine (5?) game
Converting assault cube hack to kernel-mode

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