Android Geek

I'm very fond of playing old android games and I will go to any extent to get them running because those games were clean and clutter-free, any one who hates too much kind of feature in games will understand what I'm talking about. Take any present game and look inside, what you will get is bunch of random modes that makes no sense, watch this 35 seconds ad for three times and double your coins which is not much and buying something requires you to play same level again and again for like a hundred times until you get something valuable (Nope!! not talking about the new and amazing Asphalt 9). So, here I'm looking for amazing old games to keep and play whenever I want and one of that game is Asphalt 7: Heat. That game was released in 2012 and was quite popular too until Gameloft found it to be not very cost effective for them and dropped its support for future Android versions. The game still works in older phone but running in newer phones causes a crash and that is

In the last post , I uploaded my recent progress in Sky Force Reloaded Android game and honestly, I openly admit that I'm not a pro gamer, I'm a hacker gamer and what I focus mostly while gaming is to just enjoy it without much of repetitions and interruptions. I love vertical shooters so much in gaming genre and Sky Force is way par on my expectations including great visuals and engaging game mechanics but it was repetitive if I wanted to unlock everything and get access to those supportive pilots and unlock new ships. And to be honest, hacking was the only solution here. Every Android gamer in one way or the other is familiar with Game Guardian app because it makes the locating and changing the values in the memory much easier and here I utilized it quite well in Sky Force Reloaded. So let's begin How the Game Guardian works? Game Guardian is a  simple value finder app that locates a value of a running application in the memory and since there are thousands

Hey guys, I'm back after a long time again, and I have been playing this game recently called Sky Force Reloaded  and kind of became obsessed with unlocking everything that includes Medals, Prestige Points, and Ship Parts because I sort of love this game not only on this platform but since the Nokia's Symbian era and I played this game quite a lot in that phone too, but there wasn't much to unlock back then. Infinite Dreams released Sky Force 2014  because of their 10th Anniversary and I have been playing this game in Android since. Although it being the Android game, it still features old things that used to be in Symbian and nothing much to do in that except roam around with just one ship, but the levels are hard enough to keep you engaged for a while. Coming back to Sky Force Reloaded, it is rich in features and so many unlock-able stuff, and I'm playing this game for a month and made reasonable progress, so I thought I should upload this game data.