GameEx

Android

Freedom report

One barScore 5.3

GameEx is ranked #13 of 23 in game memory editors on Freedom251. It runs on Android.

Compared on game memory editors

Purpose: GameEx is an open-source Android memory editor intended for educational purposes.
Memory access: The app can scan and modify memory in other running processes on a rooted Android device.
Process selection: Users can browse running processes and select one to attach to.
Floating overlay: A floating icon expands into a dashboard for using the tool while in a game.
Memory scanner: The repository describes a native C++ scanner for searching integer values.
Memory viewer: The app can read and write memory in attached processes.
Root required: Root privileges are required to access other applications’ process memory.
Android requirement: Android API level 26 (Android 8.0) or higher is recommended for full feature support; the app may run on older versions.
Implementation status: The README says the Scan button’s full UI integration is pending.
Build and download: The README gives Android Studio and Gradle build instructions, with the debug APK output at app/build/outputs/apk/debug/.
Architecture: The project uses a Kotlin Android app for the UI and process management, plus a native C++ library for memory scanning and access.
Safety disclaimer: The authors say the tool is for educational purposes and disclaim responsibility for damage or bans resulting from its use.
Alternatives: The repository describes GameEx as an alternative to Cheat Engine and Game Guardian.

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