CheatGear
5.9#10 in game memory editorsFrom $15 a monthLinuxWindows
VisitCheatGear vs chromedp
What both publish
| Fact | CheatGear | chromedp |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | CheatGear is a Rust-built toolkit for memory editing, reverse engineering, and AI-driven automation across Unreal and Unity. | chromedp is a Go package for driving browsers that support the Chrome DevTools Protocol, without an external driver. |
| Security | The privacy policy says CheatGear uses encrypted transport and limits provider access to needed data, while noting it cannot guarantee absolute security. | By default, chromedp starts Chrome with remote-debugging pipes, so Chrome opens no debugging port. |
| Support | Plans include Discord support, with priority Discord support on Professional and high-priority Discord support on Team. | The project directs questions and feature suggestions to GitHub Discussions and Discord, and reserves the issue tracker for bugs. |
CheatGear plans
- Basic$15 a month
- Professional$25 a month
- Team$50 a month
chromedp plans
- chromedpFree
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.
Pick chromedp if…
chromedp suits Go developers building browser automation around Chrome DevTools Protocol-compatible browsers. It may fit projects needing browser actions, page output or remote browser connections.