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I am not entirely sure how to do this so I cannot say this method actually works or not. I usually make debs to test my hacks for IDA Alternatively you could just run the script in IDA and use the function window on the left in IDA to search for the functions, it's easier imo. You need to find functions that can be understood such as GetCoins would return the amount of coins. So for Get functions you could write code to return high value for example: MOV X0, #65536 then RET which RET indicates end of function Similarly, AddCoins, RemoveCoins, SubCoins, etc. You would've have to look for instructions that are ADD, NEG, SUB, ADDS, or sometimes they have their own functions. For example inside AddCoins function there could be another function named ModifyCoins or double$$op_Addition, etc which in this case most likely you won't find ADD, NEG, SUB, etc instructions. You can just use IDA on it's own, I never had to use dnspy, not even sure what extra info it shows compared to IDA You can watch this: (36) How To Hack iOS Games Using IDA PRO - Tutorial 1 - YouTube

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