Offset launches: a $69 memory editor that turns game cheat tables into shareable trainers
CtrlAltDwayne · x · 2026-10-28
Offset is a new desktop workbench for live memory editing, disassembly and debugging ($69, with a free trial). It searches and pokes candidate values to isolate the real one from decoy copies, captures pointer maps across game restarts to build stable cheat tables, and exports them as standalone macOS/Windows trainers with value controls and presets — recipients don't need Offset to run them. Builds require Rust, native compiler tools and Python.
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