INFOCHEATS is a community-driven platform focused on free game cheats, cheat development, and verified commercial software for a wide range of popular games. We provide a large collection of free cheats shared by the community. All public releases are checked for malicious code to reduce the risk of viruses, malware, or unwanted software before users interact with them.
Alongside free content, INFOCHEATS hosts an active marketplace with many independent sellers offering commercial cheats. Each product is discussed openly, with user feedback, reviews, and real usage experience available to help you make informed decisions before purchasing.
Whether you are looking for free cheats, exploring paid solutions, comparing sellers, or studying how cheats are developed and tested, INFOCHEATS brings everything together in one place — transparently and community-driven.

This section covers cheat development for PUBG: Battlegrounds on PC as well as PUBG Mobile via Android emulators. Developers here share tools, codebases, scripts, and bypass concepts for internal and external cheats. The primary goals include ESP overlays, DMA radars, recoil removal, and stealth aimbots designed for research and offline test environments.
PUBG is protected by BattleEye, while PUBG Mobile uses custom anti-cheats on platforms like Gameloop or BlueStacks. Both require precision memory handling and safety-first design.
For PC cheats, developers rely on C++, C#, Python, and hardware tools like PCILeech. Mobile tools may include script engines, APK disassembly, Frida, and memory dumps using root or emulator access.
Most projects target emulator-based gameplay or private matches for safety. This ensures minimal risk when testing cheats in PUBG Mobile.
PUBG and PUBG Mobile offer rich ground for cheat developers due to their scale, structure, and protection systems. Share your tools, offsets, scanning logic, or full cheat projects — whether you’re creating ESP in C++ or scripting aim tools in Lua. This section covers both platforms equally.