GuidedHacking.comReviews of guidedhacking.com

First and foremost Guidedhacking is for individuals that are looking for that step by step guide on how to make exploits of games and for those who like to read/grab some sources to edit and compile their own exes. Guidedhacking literally, yes literally, share the secrets and provide you with the information to do game exploits yourself. No nonsense approach. It is not for individuals who want working out of the box exploits. You know the types on other public exploit forums that post things like: "will i get banned for using xzy.." "how do I inject" "any exploits for so and so..." phrases that are used on a daily basis on public exploit forums. Not on Guidedhacking! This site has a wealth of information that is not all solely to do with the games themselves. As techniques can be used for other "applications". Remember to read the rules!

If you take it serious and follow the GHB (Game Hacking Bible), you'll be ready to hack any game. I didn't faced any topic or problem which isn't already covered by one of the GuidedHacking Tutorials. You won't find any other community which covers all that information in such a good quality.

At first I wasn’t sure if Guided Hacking was legit after reading some of the other reviews, but for less than $10 to gain access to the full website, I decided to try it out. Boy I’m glad I did! As soon as I paid, I had full access to all downloads, forums, articles, and tutorials. I wish I could tell you that every single article is of extremely high quality and worth your time. The “problem” is that there are literally thousands of tutorials on the site that span pretty much every conceivable topic for “modding” games. After a few months on the site, I’ve barely made a dent reviewing all the content. What I can tell you, is that 90%+ of the content I’ve read / watched is top notch and easy to understand. And most importantly, it works! I’ve followed along and tested / practiced on my own games, and it really works!!! Now at first, I was a bit overwhelmed and thinking “WHERE DO I EVEN BEGIN??”But I noticed at the top of the webpage that the site recommends the “Hacking Bible”, which is a course specifically designed to guide you from knowing nothing to mastery of the subject. I’ll be honest, I’m no master, but after a few months on the site, I can tell you that I’m significantly more knowledgeable now than just a few months ago. Assuming the guided and tutorials continue to be as helpful as what I’ve seen so far, I can see a clear path to becoming a “modding” pro. If you’re reading this (and other reviews) and you’re on the fence, my suggestion would be to give it a shot IF you’re committed to learning. “Modding” isn’t an easy topic for a lot of people to get into, but Guided Hacking is the best resource I’ve personally come across - with more content than anywhere else I’ve tried. Will you get your money’s worth? That all depends on how serious you are about this. If you don’t want to waste hundreds of hours scouring the internet for small chunks of information here and there and then having to piece it all together yourself and hope you’ve done so correctly, then yes, Guided Hacking is absolutely worth it.

GuidedHacking most definitely is the best place to learn about Game Hacking (including Reverse Engineering, Coding, Anti-Cheat bypassing, etc.). Even though the site requires a donation, even the most "expensive" donation plan (currently $50) is absolutely worth the content you unlock! You can spend the same money on some udemy course(s) but you will learn more on GH for sure! It doesn't matter if you know absolutely nothing about coding or reverse engineering so far because the Game Hacking Bible teaches you everything from the start to an advanced level. After getting my OSCP I will use the GHB for sure to get a deeper understanding of Assembly and Reverse Engineering. If somehow you think that Rake is mean, that's not true at all, as long as you don't waste his time. Every time I chat with him he is very friendly and he always appreciates it when I answer his questions or contribute to GH. As long as you join GH to learn and don't ask questions if you can get the answer within 2 minutes of searching on GH or Google you are fine and welcome on that forum. Keep in mind that this doesn't mean you are not allowed to ask questions! As long as it's not already answered and you tried to solve it yourself there is a skilled and friendly community that most likely helps you. In case you think my feedback is biased because I am a contractor on GH: Nope, I won't get more money because of this feedback and I wouldn't get less without it. I have no problem saying that I'd like it more if Rake stops insulting people so often though I can understand why he behaves the way he does. It's exhausting to answer the same question 10 times if the answer is literally already posted and all you have to do is 2 minutes researching.

The site has content relating to every aspect of game hacking. If you're interested in getting started there's an entire book of content intended to get you up to speed. It takes itself much more seriously than competitor forums, and as such is full of high quality content and genuinely motivated people. Great learning environment for anyone with a couple bucks and a brain.

This website shows you the best roadmap to take on your game hacking journey, if you have lots of time and self-discipline, you can get through anything this site offers to you and become an elite game hacker.

This website is packed with excellent tutorials on how to "hack" (i.e. reverse engineer/enhance/improve...) games. What stands out is the "no-spam" regime enforced by the web-site's moderators. 100% pure content, zero overhead. The main focus of the web-site is its "Game Hacking Bible" (GHB for short). It starts out with basics of how to use Cheat Engine -- and let me assure you: No, you _don't_ know everything about CheatEngine, already. After that, you can study the basics of programming, learn about injection tools, internal and external cheats, write your own aimbots or ESPs along with UIs, reverse engineer Unreal or Unity games and even enhance any game you like. It's a long journey, but GH is along for the (whole) ride!

Guided Hacking is a useful resource for learning reverse engineering; you don't actually need to pay to actually access any of the material, just to post. There is a community of experienced and intelligent reverse engineers who can assist you on your own reversing journey. I've gotten help from them quite a few times, but it's necessary to show that you've at least attempted to put some effort into to fixing your own problem(s) first before asking for help.