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PINCE is an advanced reverse engineering tool that allows you to modify a game variable from memory and hack its functionalities to replace it with yours. The tool is available for Linux OS and uses libscanmem for memory scanning. The supported variables include Byte, Float, Double, Strings including utf-8, utf-16, utf-32, and zero-terminated strings, and Array of Bytes. PINCE lets you modify multiple different-type values together as long as the input is parsable.
All memory errors are directed to the terminal, and you can adjust the update timer or cancel updating by modifying settings. The tool automatically disassembles the next available instruction on mouse wheel move. Instruction count can be changed from settings. You can divide desired memory regions to find referenced calls, jumps, and strings. Disassemble screen will automatically handle the referenced data and show you if there’s a referenced address in the current dissasemble view. All in all, PINCE is a great tool that developers can use to modify and hack into a game’s functionalities during gameplay.




























