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Cheat Engine is an open source tool designed to help you with modifying games so you can make them harder or easier depending on your preference.
Cheat Engine, also known as CE, is an open and free software made by Dark_Byte, and most commonly used for cheating in games using a hex memory searcher and editor to allow people to modify memory addresses. It is currently the most popular cheating software used today. CE has influenced a lot of online games (although it does not work on most any more), as it is open source and can be modified to their needs. It searches for values input by the user with a wide variety of options such as 'Unknown Initial Value' and 'Decreased Value' scans.
Cheat Engine can also create standalone trainers which function on their own without Cheat Engine. Cheat Engine can also view the disassembled memory of a process and make alterations to give the user advantages such as infinite health, time or ammunition. It also has some Direct3D manipulation tools, allowing you to zoom in/out and with some advanced configuration allows Cheat Engine to move the mouse for you to get a certain texture into the center of the screen. This is commonly used to create Aimbots.
Note: This is the newest version of Cheat Engine. For older versions you can use these urls:
Cheat Engine 6.6 download: https://github.com/cheat-engine/cheat-engine/releases/download/6.6/CheatEngine66.exe
Cheat Engine 6.5.1 download: https://github.com/cheat-engine/cheat-engine/releases/download/6.5.1/CheatEngine651.exe
Cheat Engine 6.5 download: https://github.com/cheat-engine/cheat-engine/releases/download/6.5/CheatEngine65.exe
Cheat Engine 6.4 download: https://github.com/cheat-engine/cheat-engine/releases/download/6.4/CheatEngine64.exe

Category
Games & Entertainment

Release Date
2018-02-26

Publisher
CheatEngine

Release Date: 2018-02-26

Release Date: 2018-02-26

Changes: Fixes:Fixed some DPI issues at some spotsFixed the 'Not' scan for ALL'simple values' now also applies to the All typeFixed not adding the 0-terminator to strings when the option was set to add itFixed ultimap hotkeysFixed ultimap2 filteringChanging pointers in the change address dialog won't set/override global memrec and address anymore (local now)Fixed show as signed not working for custom typesFixed several issues with the structure spiderFixed 64-bit registers in the tracer getting truncated on doubleclick, and fix r8 to r15Fixed copy/paste in the scanvalueFixed kernelmode QueryMemoryRegions for windows build 1607Fixed some disassembler errorsFixed lua command fullAccessFixed text to speech if launched from a different threadFixed clicking on checkboxes when the dpi is differentFixed the found code dialog count sizeFixed mono freezing Cheat Engine when it crashes/freezesAdditions and changes:Changed the processlist and added an Applications view similar to the taskmanagerSmall change to the tutorial first step wordingStructure Dissect: Added RLE compression (by mgr.inz.player) and other things to improve filesizeStructure Dissect: If setting a name, it will also be shown in the headerThe symbolhandler can now deal with complex pointer notationsAdded support for single-ToPA systems for ultimap2Added some more spots where the history will be remebered in memoryviewMemoryrecords with auto assembler scripts can now execute their code asynchronous (rightclick and set 'Execute asynchronous')Kernelmode memory reading/writing is safer nowAdded an option to filter out readable paths in the pointerscan rescanAdded 'codePage' supportAdded font/display options to several places in CEAdded a search/replace to the script editorsYou can now delete addresses and reset the count from 'Find what addresses this code accesses'Added a statusbar to the hexview in memoryviewPointerscan for value scans now add the results to the overflow queueOpening a file and changing bytes do not change them to the file anymore (you need to explicitly save now)Added an option to the processlist to filter out system processesAdded a system to let users sign their tables so you know you can trust their tables.Memory record dropdown lists can now reference those of others. USe as entry text: (memoryrecorddescription)Added an option to notify users of new versions of Cheat Enginelua:Custom Types can now be referenced from LuaAuto assembler lua sections now have access to 'memrec' which is the memory record they get executed from. Can be nilstringToMD5String now support strings with a 0 byte in themautoAssemble() now also returns a disableInfo object as 2nd parameter. You can use this to disable a scriptadded Action and Value properties to MemoryRecordHotkey objectsadded screenToClient and clientToScreen for Control objectsadded readSmallInteger and writeSmallIntegeradded enableDRM()added openFileAsProcess/saveOpenedFileadded saveCurrentStateAsDesign for CEForm objectsadded disableWithoutExecute and disableAllWithoutExecuteadded OnCustomDraw* events to the listviewadded being/endUpdate for the Strings classadded SQL supportadded color overrides to the disassembler textadded OnPaint to the CustomControl classadded autoAssembleCheck to syntax check an AA scriptfixed the addresslist returning nil for PopupMenu (while popupMenu did work)added an timeout option for pipesadded some graphical optionsadded some low level system functions

Release Date: 2017-02-28

Changes: - Added a graphical memory view - Added mouse4 and mouse5 to the lua defines - Added the THREADSTACK# symbol which points to the stack start of the specific thread number (pointerscan can use it) - The pointerscan has several new features to decrease time and increase useful results - Added sorting the pointerscan by column (Tip: After a sort close the pointerscan and delete .ptr files you do not wish) - Added a new breakpoint type :Exceptions (not dependant on size and no debug registers, but extremely slow to unplayable) - The 'Find out what *** this address' function now has the ability to show if the given opcode is used for other data as well - D3D: Added the ability to dissect a whole d3d scene and get the stack at the moment a specific object is being rendered - Binary files inside cheat tables are now stored using ascii85 instead of hexadecimal

Release Date: 2009-01-18