Tutorial Unity Cracking Unity Games - Ultimate Guide for dummies

[Uncle Eugene]

Uncle Eugene Well, now that I've finished this, I was trying to take a stab at SeaSide Mystery, but He's got some funky stuff going on. still digging into it. There is a crack for it here, but I was trying to get it figured out myself.

I feel like the dev has got some kind of block or early loading protection on it to prevent something hooking into his .exe. I couldn't get BepInEx to load up for it at all. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, But I tried every version i have of BepInEx. Maybe this is something you want to look at and if possible make a tutorial for? I don't know enough about looking into memory and all that jazz.

Didn't check the game, but it is il2cpp based on current posted crack and was updated not long ago, what can mean they've updated their Unity version to newest "security patched" version that currently doesn't work with BepInEx unfortunately. Still waiting for the BepInEx to fix the issue, in the meantime current posted crack for the game is the optimal way to go with

 

[Ogleby]

Didn't check the game, but it is il2cpp based on current posted crack and was updated not long ago, what can mean they've updated their Unity version to newest "security patched" version that currently doesn't work with BepInEx unfortunately. Still waiting for the BepInEx to fix the issue, in the meantime current posted crack for the game is the optimal way to go with

Well I appreciate your help and great tutorial. It helped me solve the issues I was having with IL2CPP games.

 

[Pif paf]

For that, navigate to "Solution Explorer" on your right and right click on Dependencies

HI, I have vs 2026 , as that's the default version to download and install, and after all the steps you wrote before, I don't have any way to add dependencies to the solution explorer.
Any workaround?

 

[Uncle Eugene]

HI, I have vs 2026 , as that's the default version to download and install, and after all the steps you wrote before, I don't have any way to add dependencies to the solution explorer.
Any workaround?

I, along with AI, believe it's the same as before, you just click RMB on project in solution explorer

 

[CodeofDusk]

Thanks a lot for the "forbidden knowledge"