Resources

A five-video Start here path for people who have never reversed a game, then the catalog that built the channel: Reverse Engineering Fundamentals, the legacy CS:GO and C# series, and kernel development. Pointer Lab from zero, a nine-lesson series on the tool's built-in tutorial, begins in October 2026 with two new lessons a month.

The source written alongside the video series (the CS:GO examples, pattern scanning, the HWID lock, and the beginner C++ snippets), the nine-lesson tutorial target that ships with Pointer Lab together with its architecture, Lua and MCP documentation, and a place held for the compilable examples that will ship with The Game Hacker's Handbook.

Pointer Lab is developed in the open, with versioned releases, a changelog, a test suite and a security policy. Beside it sit the repositories written for the video lessons: CSGO-Cheats, Pattern-Scanning, HWID-Info-Grabber and External-Coding-Examples, kept as a record of how the techniques work. Issues and pull requests are welcome on all of them.