Game Guardian uses its own API (prefixed with gg. ) to interact with games. Here are the most common functions:
A typical script file is relatively small, often just a few kilobytes. When executed, it generally performs three key functions: game guardian scripts
To the uninitiated, Game Guardian is a memory editor. It allows a user to scan a game’s active memory (RAM) for specific values—like the amount of gold a player has—and change them. However, manually scanning for values in modern games can be tedious. Games often mask data, store values as doubles rather than integers, or use "fake" values to confuse hackers. Game Guardian uses its own API (prefixed with gg