Bit Slicer
7.0#1 in game memory editorsFree planFree planmacOS
VisitBit Slicer vs CheatGear
What both publish
| Fact | Bit Slicer | CheatGear |
|---|---|---|
| Memory inspection | A hex-editor-style window displays and edits live memory, supports memory dumps to disk and can change memory-protection attributes. | The live inspector can edit integer, float, and Boolean values in a running process and inspect raw bytes in a hex view. |
| Purpose | Bit Slicer is a universal game trainer for macOS that searches and modifies video-game values such as scores, lives and ammunition. | CheatGear is a Rust-built toolkit for memory editing, reverse engineering, and AI-driven automation across Unreal and Unity. |
| Support | Official support is provided through the wiki, issue tracker and a Discord room whose availability is explicitly not 24/7. | Plans include Discord support, with priority Discord support on Professional and high-priority Discord support on Team. |
Bit Slicer plans
- FreeFree
- FreewareFree
CheatGear plans
- Basic$15 a month
- Professional$25 a month
- Team$50 a month
Pick Bit Slicer if…
Bit Slicer is for macOS users who want to inspect or modify game values and use debugger or scripting tools. Its saved Slice documents may suit people who want to share cheats.
Pick CheatGear if…
CheatGear is for users working with Unreal or Unity memory inspection, reverse engineering, scripting, and SDK generation on Windows or Linux. Its terms prohibit cheating in competitive or online games and bypassing anti-cheat.