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Best Game Memory Editors in 2026

Inspecting or changing values in a running game calls for tools that suit both your system and the task at hand. Compared on architecture support, operating systems, pointer scanning, debugger features, and scripting support, these editors present different technical capabilities. DOSBox Cheat Engine, CoSMOS, and ReClass.NET are among the entries, with scanmem also included. Check compatibility with your setup, then consider whether open-source status or a free plan matters to you; the listed paid-from price adds another access detail. The comparison points help you focus on the features relevant to your use.

  1. 1

    Bit Slicer

    Free plan Open source Mac

    Bit Slicer combines game-value searching with memory editing, debugging, code injection, and scripting. Its current macOS requirement and limited support hours are worth noting before choosing it.

    8.8 Open source Visit site
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    chromedp

    Free plan APILinuxMac+2

    Choose chromedp if you are building browser automation in Go and want Chrome DevTools Protocol control without an external driver.

    7.5 Open source Visit site
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    DOSBox Cheat Engine

    Free plan LinuxMacWeb+1

    DOSBox Cheat Engine provides memory scanning and cheat-table controls for DOSBox Staging, with JSON sharing and a source-run option.

    7.4 Open source Visit site
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    ArtMoney

    Free plan Windows

    ArtMoney provides a range of memory search and analysis tools, with some SE limits and additional PRO features. Its stated use is not multiplayer or online games, and PRO is a one-time purchase.

    7.3 Free plan · paid from $24.90 Visit site
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    CoSMOS

    Free plan LinuxWindows

    CoSMOS offers beginner and advanced versions, including a native Steam Deck option and a broad advanced toolset. Its stated use is offline game modification, not online or multiplayer play.

    7.1 Free plan Visit site
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    MemDBG

    Free plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+2

    MemDBG brings scanning, debugging, and trainer workflows together for authorized console and host-machine research.

    6.9 Open source Visit site
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    Cheat Engine Linux

    Free plan Linux

    Choose Cheat Engine Linux if you want a Linux toolkit for single-player game memory work, reverse engineering, or learning, with Cheat Engine table and Lua compatibility.

    6.8 Open source Visit site
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    ComfyEngine

    Free plan Linux

    Choose ComfyEngine if you need a Linux toolkit to monitor and modify a running process, with scanning, watchlists, and script tools in one interface.

    6.7 Open source Visit site
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    ProMod

    Free plan iPhoneMac

    ProMod offers process-level memory tools on Apple Silicon Macs and a separate iOS version with a six-mod limit.

    6.7 Free plan Visit site
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    ReClass.NET

    Free plan LinuxWindows

    ReClass.NET provides memory inspection, debugging, import and plugin capabilities at no charge under the MIT License.

    6.7 Free plan Visit site
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    memwatch

    Free plan Mac

    memwatch provides detailed memory search and value controls for macOS, with process commands whose execution-state support is experimental.

    6.6 Open source Visit site
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    PINCE

    Free plan Linux

    PINCE brings memory tools, debugging, scripting and session management together in a Linux-focused reverse engineering tool. Check the distribution support details before downloading its AppImage.

    6.6 Free plan Visit site
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    scanmem

    Free plan AndroidLinux

    scanmem offers command-line scanning and a separate graphical front end for finding and changing process values.

    6.6 Open source Visit site
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    Cheat Engine

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    6.4 Free plan Visit site
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    Memory Scanner

    Free plan Windows

    Memory Scanner offers value comparisons and editing through a console interface, without injecting code or attaching a debugger.

    6.4 Open source Visit site
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    CheatGear

    Paid LinuxWindows

    CheatGear offers engine-specific inspection, scripting, SDK generation, and AI-client tools for Windows and Linux.

    5.7 From $15/mo Visit site
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    Game Cheetah

    Paid LinuxMacWindows

    Game Cheetah provides memory search and editing tools across the major desktop platforms, with a clear focus on offline and development use.

    5.3 Open source Visit site
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    CheatTurbine

    Paid Linux

    Choose CheatTurbine if you want a free, open-source Linux application with memory scanning, editing, and structure dissection tools.

    5.2 Open source Visit site
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    GameEx

    Paid Android

    Consider GameEx if you want an open-source Android memory editor and have a rooted device. Look elsewhere if you need a completed Scan workflow or do not have root access.

    5.0 Open source Visit site
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    Squalr

    Paid AndroidAPILinux+2

    Squalr offers several ways to scan and work with process memory, including desktop, terminal, Android, and Rust crate options.

    5.0 Open source Visit site
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    MacCE

    Paid Mac

    MacCE is a fit for macOS users who need memory scanning for authorized programs running through Windows translation layers.

    4.9 Open source Visit site
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    memedit

    Paid Windows

    memedit provides scanning and value-writing commands for offline, single-player Windows games.

    4.8 Open source Visit site
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    MemRE

    Paid Windows

    MemRE offers scanning, pointer tools, and table exports for local single-player game work. Its beta status and stated feature gaps are worth considering before relying on it.

    4.8 Open source Visit site

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