GuidedHacking.com Reviews 195

I just bought a subscription and yeah, they aren't lying they literally have thousands of tutorials. I was recommended by a friend and thought I'd give it a shot and I'm glad I did. Can't wait to dig into this hardcore this weekend.

If you want to learn game hacking then this is the site for you. I was thinking about joining for years and finally bit the bullet. It's 100% worth it IMO. The tutorials are highly detailed and they appear to cover every topic you could ever want even if I don't know what half the modules are even about because I'm still a newbie to this stuff.

Been using this site for a long time and always thought it was the best, recently I found another youtuber making similar tutorials... a bit too similar. As it turns out they were just copying all of Guidedhacking's content. It's sad that's the world we live in, but I came here just to say: if you want high quality game hacking content and you're here to check their reviews, then you should support GH. They've been doing this for as long as I can remember and they're still pumping out fresh original content. Don't fall for the copy cats, GH is the original.

My experience with this paid learning platform has been profoundly disappointing and entirely counterproductive. Instead of a welcoming educational environment, users are immediately met with aggressive, red-lettered legal warnings regarding the Terms of Service upon every single login. This creates an atmosphere of intimidation rather than learning.

Furthermore, despite paying a premium fee, there is absolutely no mechanism to ask questions. You are essentially sold a course with zero academic support. When attempting to interact with the staff, I found them to be completely unresponsive or, worse, openly hostile and adversarial.

As a student with a learning disability who joined this site with a genuine desire to improve my skills, the lack of constructive support is unacceptable. The environment feels actively bullying rather than educational.

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( Logged back on and now, i have another warning ) What professional company warns someone for writing a review !?

I bought a subscription because I'm working on a new java reverse engineering project and there 2 java based courses helped me get started without wasting any time. To me the price is more than fair, all the content I've looked at so far has been top notch. I did get a chuckle from all the warnings on the site, apparently they have a serious problem with cybercriminals, comes with the territory I suppose.

i've always been a huge fan of guidedhacking and their new content does not disapoint. i just re-subscribed for my 3 or 4th year in a row after taking a few months off and was excited to see all the new content.

i just got into cyber security and I'm really liking this site so far, definitely worth the money!

To say that guided hacking is a good website and worth the money would be an understatement. The content is great and I'm genuinely impressed by their dedication. Going through the past 10 years of content, you can see how much they've grown and improved over the years. The stuff they were putting out 10 years ago does not compare in the slightest to what they're making now. Overall I would highly recommend it, especially if you're interested in anticheat development as I am.

Been using GH since early 2021. Experience this far has been great. The game hacking bible is valuable to me, considering its modular design gave me the ability to go from beginner to experimenting with more applied concepts.
It has a great deal of volume too, if I want to know something I can expect it to be there. I really like that they provide you with real tools and projects for you to explore too, not just hard theory which makes it easier for us end-users to know what we need to learn next.

First time I write a review for a website, my first day on guidedhacking is so amazing.This Dev is putting down so much work and dedication, it its soooo well structued

This website has everything game hacking related. For under $20/month its a good deal. Great for people who are looking to get into anti-cheat development, as it has a ton of analysis information to learn from.

This is the best site for learning gamehacking! I have spent much time on other forums but this one ACTUALLY TEACHES. I found my money well spent here.

I am a hobbyist interested in reversing flash games/browser games, and their website kept popping up when I was looking for this somewhat niche game I am interested in. Not only did I come across what I needed, but what made me write this review is their comprehensive corpus on flash games. For the most part, I had to grok most of what I know painfully, but their website provides lots of resources on browser game reverse engineering. Very cool.

I am majoring in cyber sec and as a college student, I have learned eons more from this website than I have from my major classes. I have noticed you essentially "learn to learn" from them, which is frankly more valuable than anything anyone can teach.

Coming from a web development background and general interest in gaining insights into cyber security, Guided Hacking is probably the most organized resource there is on the internet. There is material on near everything you can think of.

Guidedhacking is probably the best place to learn reverse engineering from, even if you have 0 programming experience. The step by step bible is very realistic, and its been a phenomenal resource for me for school and personal usage. Definitely recommend them, the service is insane for this pricing.

I've been using GuidedHacking as a resource for years to help me write trainers for single player games and help develop my Cheat Engine tables. The YouTube videos that Rake has put out over the years are truly second to none. I would have zero clue with what I'm doing if it weren't for the abundance of resources that they offer.

It's a shame that petty children on the internet want to throw tantrums and downvote their service for breaking the rules and getting caught.

GHB has been a great starting point for me. There are so many courses and tutorials to learn from. I didn't know they also had pentesting courses, such as HTB and TryHackMe content. The tutorials have instructions on how the commands and when to use them.

They also cover many of the advanced topics, like anti-cheat bypass and also how you anti-cheats implement these techniques. So it's like also learning it from a defender's POV. For game hacking, they have the most amount of content than anyone else and makes building hacks pretty easy.

This website has been awesome, everything is easy to access, and always organized. They teach you step by step, definitely recommend. I really like how their tutorials have videos that go along with them, they explain everything.