Outdated Game Killer Ver. 5.0.8.1 | 32-bit device compatibility mod

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*Special Features*

• Modded to run on 32-bit devices
• 32-bit compatibility module that the stock version downloads is *not needed*

*Notes*
- Mod performed by replacing the ARM64 native libraries in the main APK with the ARMv7 ones from the compatibility module
- Tested working on an Android Go device with 32-bit ARMv7 OS architecture on a 64-bit CPU and should work on devices that have 32-bit ARMv7 chips too
- Memory editor issues are not my mod's problem, that's just how this app is. It's best for speedhacking without running a full VMOS VM on a non-rooted device
- App data is separate when you launch a game through this, because it is a memory sandboxer

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Jnonymous1234 said:

I remember using this on my old s4, @ArsonMods does it still require root?

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No. It's a sandboxer (app-only VM). It does have its weird bugs and quirks (for example, if installing new app update, remove the old from Game Killer too or it sometimes may stay which is weird). The way it works without root access or the need for a full on rooted Android virtual machine is it runs the app inside itself (in the case of this mod or in the case of running 64-bit apps on the stock version) or inside the 32-bit compatibility module (in the case of running 32-bit apps on a 64-bit device with stock version). What I think is going on (couldn't be bothered to reverse engineer the native libraries cause I don't know much about how hypervisor software is built) is that the sandboxer nature of this thing allows manipulating the game you are playing by running it in the same memory space as the memory editor and speedhack menu. If you've ever seen those multi-account sandboxers or virtual environment apps that are often used to run GameGuardian on some unrooted devices, it's pretty much the same thing but this Game Killer thing actually works on every single device I own. Haven't gotten the memory editor to work for me but that part of the app is glitchy, I just use this on all devices to speedhack games like the latest PMT version of Scary Mansion I just downloaded. The main app has 8 native libraries in the ARMv8 lib folder and the ARMv7 one in the compatibility module has 32-bit versions of all 8 plus some extra stuff I don't care about. A little swapping later and boom, a version of the main app that runs on 32-bit devices. Whether you have one of these devices for testing, as a secondary device, have an old phone you like to hack, or simply can't afford a 64-bit device, that's who this is for. Now Game Killer can work on everything from my slow $50 tablet all the way up to my far more expensive Samsung S10 Lite.

Veyselkayatr said:

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I haven't seen that error but I suspect you may be trying to run this on a game with 64-bit support on a 64-bit phone. This mod of Game Killer is only for devices that either have a 32-bit CPU, or are running 32-bit Android on a 64-bit CPU. If your Android is 64-bit and the game you are running is 64-bit and not running in 32-bit backwards compatibility, this may be an issue in which case you will need the stock version of the app from here. What phone do you have?