Good Website To Start Game Hacking Ignore the bad reviews. If you are there to learn and are willing to put the time in and make your way through all the resources on the website there is no reason why you would not become an 1337 game hacker. The key is to stay persistent and motivated. People say Rake is rude, but he is not, it's tough love and he wants people to use the resources provided to educate themselves.

Quality tutorials and tools for hacking Quality tutorials and tools for hacking. I have been using their Unreal Dumper for almost half a year now and it's working great. Which helped my works a lot as there's not many great solutions for Unreal games. And there's also plenty of cheat engine tables free to learn from. They hired a lot of amazing people for their tutorials and contents. Even though they're generally a paid service, they do provide quality free tutorials as videos on Youtube. Which surprised me by how detailed they are step by step. It's very hard to see such dedication nowadays. They seem to have other stuff about security too if you're interested. Meanwhile I'm just a normal guy trying to have fun with offline video games. Oh and they also have stuff for online multiplayer, it's fascinating to deal with those.

Great forum for learning how to mod &… Great forum for learning how to mod & reverse engineer games. This sort of hobby led to a full time career for me in engineering around 5yr ago~. I really appreciate the effort put into all of the content posted there.

A unique place in the hacking scene A unique place in the hacking scene, with frequent updates and a wide variety of topics covered. And of course, what I loved is that they cover modern games and technologies. It's easy to navigate and it has literally all hacking topics covered. Their famous GHB (Game Hacking Library) is what got me into game-hacking

Just good content Game hacking content is easy to understand and get into. You will get understanding of coding C++, learn reverse engineering techniques, gain access to ready to use tools. Of course, you can find most of the information online for free, but that is true for all online training. I'd say main value comes from the way content is curated and presented. Basically, you get a step by step process to get you up to speed with game hacking. Videos are easy to listen to and understand. Most common pitfalls are already asked and answered within the forums. Product is basically free, any quality security courses start from thousands rather than a 100 bucks lol.