MacCE

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MacCE is ranked #12 of 23 in game memory editors on The Geeks Club. It runs on macOS.

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Operating systems: macos
Pointer scanning: Yes
Open source: Yes

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Product: MacCE is a native Cheat Engine style memory scanner for macOS programs running through Windows translation layers.
Target environments: The README lists Wine, CrossOver, Whisky, Kegworks, PlayOnMac, Apple's Game Porting Toolkit, and game bundled custom Wine builds.
Scans: It supports numeric value scans and rescans, unknown initial scans, and AOB byte patterns with wildcards.
Strings: String scans support UTF-8 and UTF-16LE.
Pointers and modules: It includes a 1–4 level pointer scan and displays module backed addresses as a module basename plus offset.
Watch and lock: Users can freeze values and periodically refresh watched values.
Interfaces: The project documents both a command line interface and a GUI.
Permissions: The README says the binaries use the com.apple.security.cs.debugger entitlement and that attaching to one's own processes does not require sudo or disabling SIP.
Intended users: The README names reversing software the user owns, offline single player games, CTF practice, exam targets, and debugging one's own Wine app as intended use cases.
Usage restriction: The authors advise against use on online games or services with anti cheat or Terms of Service restrictions and state that use should be authorized.
License: MacCE is released under the MIT License.
Build requirements: The README lists macOS, Xcode command line tools, and GLFW from Homebrew as build requirements; it says ARM64 should work with minor Mach changes.
Distribution: The GitHub releases page says there are no releases, and the README provides build instructions instead.

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Sources

github.com/3kyo0/macce· checked 4 Oct 2026
github.com/3kyo0/macce/blob/main/LICENSE· checked 4 Oct 2026
github.com/3kyo0/macce/releases· checked 4 Oct 2026